Crafted for those who seek brilliance, Hasselblad X2D II 100C delivers true-to-life colour powered by the Hasselblad Natural Colour Solution with High Dynamic Range (HNCS HDR). The new AF-C mode, subject detection and 10-stop stabilisation work together to deliver sharp images with speed and precision—even in challenging conditions. And with Phocus Mobile 2 streamlining your workflow, you can stay fully immersed in your creative process—letting inspiration flow and exceptional images follow naturally. 

For the first time on a Hasselblad, X2D II 100C features AF-C continuous autofocus. Powered by deep learning algorithms, it reliably detects and tracks human, vehicles, cats and dogs in various poses during shooting. 

The new AF-C mode brings reliable continuous autofocus, accurately detecting and tracking moving subjects. In AF-S mode, 425 PDAF zones that spread over the 100-megapixel sensor work with the LiDAR for fast, accurate focusing. A new AF illuminator improves autofocus performance in low light and doubles as a self-timer indicator.

Experience the first medium format camera with true end-to-end HDR. Your richly detailed HDR images are captured and processed in-camera as HDR HEIF or Ultra HDR JPEG for stunning results, and can be instantly reviewed on the touchscreen with 1400-nit peak brightness, or edited directly on iPhone/iPad with Phocus Mobile 2.

Building on HNCS, X2D II 100C's HNCS HDR harnesses high dynamic range to elevate Hasselblad's signature natural colours to new heights of brilliance. Even in harsh light, it prevents overexposure more effectively whilst revealing more detail. HDR images captured with X2D II 100C can be viewed directly on the built-in 1400-nit touchscreen or on compatible MacBook Pro models. When SDR photography is preferred, simply switch modes in camera settings.

Stabilisation performance is now up to 8 times 6 that of X2D 100C when capturing distant subjects. The advanced 5-axis, 10-stop IBIS 1 lets you shoot handheld for several seconds 7 and still capture crisp, clear images. Long exposures to capture flowing traffic or running water are now possible without a tripod.