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Hasselblad’s New Earth Explorer Camera is as Beautiful as it is Expensive

This limited edition Hasselblad camera costs $14,000, and features a range of high-end features.

By Moss & Fog1 min read

Hasselblad has always been known for their super high-end cameras, ones that the very top nature and landscape photographers prefer.

Their latest is called the X2D 100C Earth Explorer Limited Edition, and it comes in a beautiful Tundra Brown exterior, inspired by the natural world. There’s something unique about the metal body color, which blends into the environment, but also has a great industrial design feel. We can only imagine it feels wonderful to hold and shoot photos with.

Built around a 100-megapixel, medium format sensor, the camera can capture incredible detail, and create images with an amazing amount of depth and richness.

With only 1,000 engraved units made, this special edition camera costs $13,999, putting it out of reach for everyone but the most discerning, and deep pocketed photography lovers.

Medium format doesn’t have to cost five figures, though. Classic Hasselblad film bodies and other medium format cameras turn up regularly at KEH Camera, the used gear specialist that inspects and grades everything it sells. (We may earn a commission if you buy through that link.)

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