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Hasselblad Launches the H3D-II |
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Sunday, 23 September 2007 |
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Hasselblad's 4th generation DSLR H3D-II offers a bright 3.0" 230K-pixel display, better sensor cooling resulting lower image noise, a dedicated ISO/WB button and a a new and more intuitive user interface.
Using a new optional GPS device called the Hasselblad Global Image Locator , photographers can geo-tag images to record the position of shots when taken and sent directly to Google Earth.
The new H3D-II is available in 3 different sensor resolution and price tags:
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