XCD 20-35mm F/3.2-4.5 E Lens Hasselblad

Discover the XCD3.2-4.5/20-35 E: the new Hasselblad’s wide angle zoom lens

The XCD 3.2-4.5/20-35E is Hasselblad’s wide-angle zoom lens for the X system, offering the widest angle of view in their lineup.

With a focal length range equivalent to 16 to 27mm in full frame, it’s ideal for landscape, interior, and architectural photography.

Designed to complement the compact X system and 907X cameras, this lens features an improved central shutter with a speed range from 68 minutes to 1/2000th of a second, allowing flash synchronization up to 1/2000th of a second.

Boasting a superior optical design, a flexible focusing module, and a high-performance leaf shutter, it can effortlessly master a variety of themes like natural landscapes, urban landscapes, vast interior spaces, and environmental portraits with unparalleled visual power.

Exceptional optical design, immense scenic

The XCD 3.2-4.5/20-35E lens adopts an optical structure of 16 elements in 12 groups, including three aspherical elements.

It effectively suppresses aberrations and meets the high-resolution demands of the 100-megapixel sensor, delivering high-quality imaging at each focal length, and achieves stunning clarity from the centre to the edges.

Every minute detail stands out; every colour is natural and authentic, and every shot embodies the intrinsic beauty of the world.

At the wide-angle end, the maximum aperture of f/3.2 is maintained, guaranteeing foreground depiction in sharp relief and a soft, delicate bokeh even in dimly lit environments.

Capture the world as you see it with this Hasselblad wide-angle lens

The ultra-wide 20mm focal length is the widest in the Hasselblad X System. Coupled with an f/3.2 aperture, it offers an extraordinary combination of the widest field of view, and the largest aperture within the Hasselblad medium format system. Reproduce majestic landscapes with sharp imaging and capture the grandeur of the natural world.

Precise focusing, capture instant classics

A stepping motor, paired with the focusing drive mechanism of the gearbox and a small and light focusing lens group, more accurately, rapidly, and quietly controls the movement of the focusing lens group.

Whether in autofocus or manual focus, a smooth experience is ensured. When used with the PDAF technology of a Hasselblad 100-megapixel mirrorless medium format camera, focusing is quicker and more responsive.