Features
- Medium Format 44 x 33mm | f/2.5 to f/32
- 71mm (Full-Frame Equivalent)
- Bright Portrait-Length Prime Lens
- 11% Lighter than Previous Version
- New AF Module, Push-Pull Focusing Ring
- Customizable Control Ring
- Upgraded Leaf Shutter, 1/4000-Sec Sync
- Apochromatic Optical Design, ED Element
This is a 90mm prime lens built for Hasselblad's X1D and X2D medium format cameras. Think of it as a portrait and detail specialist—the 71mm full-frame equivalent focal length sits right in that sweet spot where you can step back and capture flattering facial features without distortion, or dial in on textures and small subjects with beautiful separation from the background.
The f/2.5 maximum aperture is genuinely bright for medium format. You get creamy background blur and strong subject isolation, even in modest light. The optical design uses ED glass to keep colors true and sharpness consistent whether you're focusing at 26.4 inches or infinity—no soft zones, no color fringing.
What makes this version lighter and faster than its predecessor: a redesigned autofocus module, a push-pull focusing ring that lets you switch between auto and manual without taking your eye off the viewfinder, and an upgraded leaf shutter that syncs flash at any speed up to 1/4000 sec. The customizable control ring lets you assign exposure compensation, ISO, or aperture to a tactile knob right under your finger.
Weighs 11% less than the previous generation while delivering sharper, more reliable performance. This is the lens you reach for when detail matters and you need the confidence that your medium format system will deliver exactly what you metered.