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Repair common Windows errors and clear accumulated junk for a smoother, more stable PC - no reinstall needed.Free scan · no reinstallThe current camera in Hasselblad’s X2D line is the X2D II 100C. Hasselblad’s US store listed the body at $7,799 on October 7, 2026; pairing it with a lens brings the listed bundle price to between $9,478 and $13,728, depending on the lens. Before buying, decide whether the body-and-lens cost fits your budget, which XCD lens suits your work, and whether the camera’s still-photo-focused feature set fits your workflow.
What does the X2D II 100C cost?
Hasselblad’s US product page listed the X2D II 100C body for $7,799 on October 7, 2026. Its US store also displayed these body-and-lens bundles:
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| Bundle | Listed US price |
|---|---|
| X2D II 100C body only | $7,799 |
| Body with XCD 4/28P | $9,478 |
| Body with XCD 2.5/55V | $11,498 |
| Body with XCD 2.5/38V | $11,498 |
| Body with XCD 2.5/25V | $11,498 |
| Body with XCD 2.5/90V | $12,098 |
| Body with XCD 2.8–4/35–100E | $12,398 |
| Body with XCD 3.2–4.5/20–35E | $13,728 |
These are live manufacturer-listed US prices observed on October 7, 2026, not guaranteed street prices. Taxes, retailer pricing, discounts and availability can change the amount you pay. The displayed predecessor price is not a like-for-like market comparison: Hasselblad’s X2D 100C page showed $8,199, while used inventory and retailer offers may differ.
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Which XCD lens should you consider?
The X2D II belongs to Hasselblad’s X System and uses XCD lenses. The right choice depends on the view you need and how you shoot; Hasselblad’s descriptions below indicate its intended roles rather than independent test conclusions.
#1 Best Overall
- HNCS HDR - True-to-life colors with HDR brilliance
- 100MP CMOS Sensor - 16-bit depth, 15.3 stops dynamic range
- Autofocus - New AF-C, subject detection + 425 PDAF zones with LiDAR
- Focus Modes - Spot, Expand Spot, Custom & Wide
- Stabilization - 5-axis, 10-stop IBIS for handheld shooting
| Lens | Hasselblad’s stated role or type | Listed US lens price |
|---|---|---|
| XCD 3.2–4.5/20–35E | Wide zoom | Not stated in the lens catalog; $13,728 in an X2D II bundle |
| XCD 4/28P | Wide-angle prime | Not stated in the lens catalog; $9,478 in an X2D II bundle |
| XCD 2.5/25V | Prime | Not stated in the lens catalog; $11,498 in an X2D II bundle |
| XCD 2.5/38V | Travel and everyday photography | $3,699 |
| XCD 2.5/55V | Documentary photography | $3,699 |
| XCD 2.5/90V | Portrait photography | $4,299 |
| XCD 2.8–4/35–100E | Zoom | Not stated in the lens catalog; $12,398 in an X2D II bundle |
| XCD 4/45P | Prime | $1,099 |
| XCD 2.8/65 | Prime | $2,750 |
| XCD 3.5–4.5/35–75 | Hasselblad describes it as a versatile 2× zoom | $3,599 sale listing; catalog regular price $5,175 |
Prices in the lens catalog and bundle listings are manufacturer-listed US figures observed on October 7, 2026; sales and other prices can change. A lens listed separately in the catalog is not necessarily the lens offered in a particular bundle, so compare the exact configuration before ordering.
Check lens compatibility and firmware
Hasselblad says AF-C works with compatible XCD lenses running current firmware, but is unavailable when the camera uses its electronic shutter. The manufacturer’s FAQ names the 35–100E, 38V, 55V, 25V, 90V, 28P and 75P as AF-C-compatible lenses. If you are considering an older or used lens, verify its firmware and compatibility with the X2D II before buying rather than assuming every XCD lens has the same AF-C support.
Rank #2
- UNRIVALED IMAGE QUALITY - Experience stunning detail with the 100MP medium format sensor, capturing images with exceptional clarity and depth for professional-grade results.
- SUPERIOR DYNAMIC RANGE - Achieve breathtaking tonal range with up to 15 stops of dynamic range, preserving detail in both highlights and shadows for lifelike imagery.
- ADVANCED IMAGE STABILIZATION - Benefit from 5-axis 7-stop in-body image stabilization (IBIS), ensuring sharp, blur-free images even in challenging shooting conditions.
- INTUITIVE USER INTERFACE - Navigate effortlessly with the responsive touch display, featuring swipe, scroll, and pinch-to-zoom functionality for seamless control and operation.
- VERSATILE LENS COMPATIBILITY - Utilize Hasselblad XCD lenses with built-in leaf shutters, or adapt H and V system lenses for expanded creative possibilities with optional adapters.
Which features matter in everyday use?
Hasselblad specifies a 100-megapixel medium-format BSI CMOS sensor, 16-bit color, native ISO 50 and 15.3 stops of dynamic range. These are manufacturer specifications and claims, not a guarantee of a particular result in every scene or workflow.
Stabilization: a rated result, not a sharpness guarantee
Hasselblad’s 2025 specifications rate the five-axis in-body stabilization at 10 stops at the image center and 8 stops at the edges. The rating was measured with the XCD 3.5/120 Macro lens under CIPA standards. Hasselblad also says stabilization is up to eight times that of the original X2D 100C when capturing distant subjects. Those ratings describe specified test conditions; they cannot promise that every handheld exposure will be sharp.
Rank #3
- UNRIVALED IMAGE QUALITY - Experience stunning detail with the 100MP medium format sensor, capturing images with exceptional clarity and depth for professional-grade results.
- SUPERIOR DYNAMIC RANGE - Achieve breathtaking tonal range with up to 15 stops of dynamic range, preserving detail in both highlights and shadows for lifelike imagery.
- ADVANCED IMAGE STABILIZATION - Benefit from 5-axis 7-stop in-body image stabilization (IBIS), ensuring sharp, blur-free images even in challenging shooting conditions.
- INTUITIVE USER INTERFACE - Navigate effortlessly with the responsive touch display, featuring swipe, scroll, and pinch-to-zoom functionality for seamless control and operation.
- VERSATILE LENS COMPATIBILITY - Utilize Hasselblad XCD lenses with built-in leaf shutters, or adapt H and V system lenses for expanded creative possibilities with optional adapters.
Storage: built-in space plus an expansion slot
The camera has a 1TB internal SSD and a CFexpress Type B slot for additional storage. The card slot is an expansion option; the built-in SSD means a card is not an automatically required purchase.
HDR depends on the viewing and editing setup
Hasselblad says HDR JPG effects can be displayed in Phocus, Preview on supported MacBook Pro models, and recent Adobe Lightroom and Camera Raw versions. HDR HEIF display support is more limited. If HDR is central to your workflow, check the current software and device requirements for the exact formats you plan to capture and view. Hasselblad’s press release called the X2D II “the first medium format camera to support true end-to-end HDR”; that is the manufacturer’s claim.
Rank #4
- UNRIVALED IMAGE QUALITY - Experience exceptional detail with the 100MP BSI CMOS sensor, capturing stunning visuals with incredible clarity and dynamic range for professional-grade photography.
- SUPERIOR LENS PERFORMANCE - The included XCD 75mm f/3.4 lens delivers outstanding sharpness and beautiful bokeh, perfect for portraits and versatile shooting scenarios with Hasselblad X system cameras.
- ULTIMATE STABILIZATION - Achieve sharper images handheld with the 5-axis 7-stop IBIS, ensuring steady shots even in challenging lighting conditions, maximizing the camera's high-resolution capabilities.
- INTUITIVE USER EXPERIENCE - Navigate effortlessly with the responsive touch interface on the 3.6" tilting display, complemented by a high-resolution EVF for precise composition and image review.
- EXPANDED CREATIVE CONTROL - Utilize the wide ISO range from 64-25600 and versatile shutter speeds up to 1/4000s, offering flexibility in various shooting environments and creative expression.
Who is the X2D II 100C for?
Hasselblad positions the X2D II for landscape, portrait, street and travel photography. Its combination of a 100-megapixel medium-format sensor, stabilization and XCD lens system makes it a consideration for still photographers who value high-resolution capture and are prepared to budget for the system, not just the body.
It is a weaker match for work that requires a hybrid stills-and-video body. A secondary review listing identifies the camera as having no video capability; that information comes from a search result rather than an inspected full review, so confirm the camera’s current specifications if video is essential. This suitability assessment is based on the documented positioning and specification, not hands-on testing.
Quick Recap
Best Value
- 【9HD & 95% high light transmittance】: The 95% high transmittance helps the clear image display on LCD screen. Hardness up to 9H，protects your camera screen from sharp objects such as keys and knives, etc.
- 【2 Packaging Included】 :Tempered Film for Rear Screen x2. Our tempered glass screen protector fits perfectly for your Hasselblad X2D 100C II Camera.
- 【Anti-Fingerprint & Anti-Scratch & Water-resistant】 : Multiple layers of protective material shield your screen from dirt, scratches, sweat, smears and light impact. Blocks UV rays while allowing visible light in.
- 【Highest Definition & Sensitivity】 : Made of 0.01" ultra-thin optical glass, extremely thin to bring you a high permeable and crystal viewing experience with ultra-low reflection and won't reduce the sensitivity.
- 【2.5D Rounded Edges】 : Provides a very comfortable and smooth surface to grip and prevent the edges from scratching fingers during installation. And the tempered glass protector is easy to install without trapping any air bubbles, and is just as simple to remove.
- Consider it if high-resolution still photography is the priority and the cost of the body and suitable XCD lens is justified by your work.
- Compare lens options first if your budget is tight: the lens changes both the total outlay and the field of view you can use.
- Check workflow fit if you rely on continuous autofocus, electronic-shutter shooting, HDR display or video; each may affect whether the camera suits your needs.
What to check before placing an order
- Confirm the generation. The current model discussed here is the X2D II 100C; the predecessor is the X2D 100C.
- Price the complete kit. Compare the current body price and the exact lens configuration you intend to buy, and account for any local taxes or retailer pricing.
- Match the lens to your work. Choose a focal length and lens role based on the subjects and framing you actually need, rather than choosing on bundle price alone.
- Verify AF-C support. For a used or older lens, confirm current firmware and compatibility; remember that AF-C is unavailable with the electronic shutter.
- Confirm workflow requirements. Check the latest HDR viewing and editing support if HDR matters, and verify video specifications if video is required.
