Quote from: mp1c on April 20, 2024, 04:00:38 AMHi,

I´m having the same problem with my XCD 30, but is it really a lens hardware issue? As BokehBoy said, the images are exposed correctly and the aperture is set correctly despite the error message.

I have the X1D MKII and the X2D, and I get this error only when using it on the X2D.

As for my case I kept using it until it completely failed to shoot even at wide open. So I think it will eventually fail for your case too. You can probably keep using it until it really requires to be fixed.

Quote from: Thyl on May 02, 2024, 05:53:03 PMjust for fun, as you can't really get it, but here it is, the longest one for Hasselblad:

https://www.dpreview.com/articles/3865393209/zeiss1700f4

and yes, it in fact exists. I have seen one at the Photokina.

This lens was a unique unit built by Zeiss on special order from a rich Emirates amateur.

The XCD converter is specially designed for the XCD135.
With other adapted lenses it is too far from the lens mount and gives huge vignetting (my trials with Zeiss CF 250 SA and Mamiya C 500 RF)

But the Zeiss Mutar 2x copes very well with Zeiss CF telephoto lenses so a relatively common CF 500mm and Mutar 2X gives a nice 1000 mm tele lens.

And Zeiss CF lenses have optical corrections in Hasselblad Phocus software for all X cameras.

I have the 45p and an X1D2 and if you remove the lens and then reattach it often it's a devil to get the camera to recognise the lens again. It says no lens, or lens not recognised. My 65mm XCD lens has no such issues.

In my experience while using it on the X2D sometimes it wont sync with the remote trigger. Maybe that was addressed... I´ll try and let you know...

just for fun, as you can't really get it, but here it is, the longest one for Hasselblad:

https://www.dpreview.com/articles/3865393209/zeiss1700f4

and yes, it in fact exists. I have seen one at the Photokina.

Quote from: Ralf on May 02, 2024, 06:18:55 AMhttps://www.hasselblad.com/de-de/x-system/accessories/xh-lens-adapter

& HC 4.5/300mm

should work with leaf shutter and AF

and combined with one of the available tele converters, either for HC or for XCD lenses, you will get 510 mm.

Maxcast is indeed a member and posted once in November 23. I am keeping an eye on their account.

This, but it weighs 14 pounds. 800mm f/6.7

Less insane is this. Only 10 pounds. 600mm f/5.6

There's a mirror 1000mm f/8, if you don't care about the bokeh.

https://www.hasselblad.com/de-de/x-system/accessories/xh-lens-adapter

& HC 4.5/300mm

should work with leaf shutter and AF