Photography Asked on June 24, 2021
The Hasselblad H cameras are modular. There are different digital backs for each camera available which actually feature different sensor sizes.
How does the image in the viewfinder correspondent to the image that the sensor will take? With different sensor sizes the image wont be the same.
My Nikon fullframe DSLR masks the viewfinder when it is set to APS-C mode so I know what the image will look like. How does a Hasselblad H cameras viewfinder show me what image Im about to take?
The viewfinder is modular as well; they offer different ones for the different sensor sizes.
Answered by Steven Kersting on June 24, 2021
The H viewfinder contains a focussing screen that can be easily changed for the different sensor sizes.
Answered by SteveAsh on June 24, 2021
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