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What would you do with 100 megapixels? Jeff recently had the opportunity to shoot with the new Hasselblad 907x/CFV 100C, a medium format camera in the form factor of Hasselblad’s classic film bodies. This $8,200 (body only, of course) system made him rethink the photographic muscle memory he’s developed over the years, as well as the mental-muscle-memory of how to approach making photos.

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The Hasselblad 907x/CFV 100C (photo by Hasselblad)
The Hasselblad 907x/CFV 100C (photo by Hasselblad)
Detail of the front buttons of the Hasselblad 907X. The shutter button is at bottom left, surrounded by the aperture dial. The button at bottom right is the lens release. (Image via Hasselblad)
Detail of the front buttons of the Hasselblad 907X. The shutter button is at bottom left, surrounded by the aperture dial. The button at bottom right is the lens release. (Image via Hasselblad)
The highly readable touch display on the back LCD. (Image via Hasselblad)
The highly readable touch display on the back LCD. (Image via Hasselblad)
Sheep on a roof.  (Photo by Jeff Carlson)
Sheep on a roof. (Photo by Jeff Carlson)
A foggy pond at twilight. (Photo by Jeff Carlson)
A foggy pond at twilight. (Photo by Jeff Carlson)
An example of product photography. (Photo by Jeff Carlson)
An example of product photography. (Photo by Jeff Carlson)
An XPan crop made in-camera. At the DPReview sample gallery, click this image to zoom in on the bird with its wings outstretched at right near the horizon. (Photo by Jeff Carlson)
An XPan crop made in-camera. At the DPReview sample gallery, click this image to zoom in on the bird with its wings outstretched at right near the horizon. (Photo by Jeff Carlson)
Here’s what 100MP can give you. (Photo by Jeff Carlson)
Here’s what 100MP can give you. (Photo by Jeff Carlson)