I'm still waiting after 9 months.

..Bump..

Same issue here. Just used the zoom for shooting some casual landscapes while hiking (no tripod) and 90% of the images are blurry (if only slightly). This did not happen with the X1D II.

sold out in 1 minute (euro)

Condition:
Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended.
Price: €1945,- euro or Best Offer.
Included: Li-ion battery, 1850 mAh and charger
Camera model: H4D-40
Seller Warranty : 3 months
MPN : 70380534
Country/Region of Manufacture : Denmark & Sweden
Camera 50.025 actualtions.
New IR-filter and just service at Hasselblad repair.com (seller)

Quote from: JCM-Photos on April 29, 2024, 05:22:09 AMPlease note that all 8 Hasselblad mirrorless cameras use the same interchangeable form factor batteries, the 2 X1D models the X1D2, the X2D, the 4 907X models.

I simply use the original cardboard packaging, after removing the internal cardboard holder, 2 batteries fit exactly in one box.

So if for example you buy 3 batteries and you have boxes for 6. The cardboard can be varnished to reinforce it, so i lasts longer.

PERFECT!

35-75 is sold as well to a forum member.

For what it's worth, I've never felt the screen on my CFV II 50c has a noticeable cast (though it is very contrasty) but it may well be different to the one on your 100C. I don't know if the colour temperature is individually (or batch) calibrated in the factory but I'm pretty sure there isn't a way for the end user to adjust the display temperature. I know it's not a satisfactory answer but I think it is one of those things you may have to learn to work around. I find the HNCS colour process in these Hasselblad cameras to be excellent and I tend to trust it to get it (mostly) right but I do get that, as an architectural photographer, you probably want a bit more reassurance that things look right at the point of taking the photograph. Perhaps you might be able to hook up your 100C with an iPad for a better preview?

When you hit "Reply" (not "Quick Reply") there is an option to attach an image:

It's worth stating that the steps *are* smaller with the X2D to exactly match the smaller pixel size. So you can use the same setting on each camera - you'll just get more frames from the X2D stack. (I have both X1D and X2D and did the test.)