Hasselblad HCD 35mm f/3.5

• Open creative opportunities with wide aperture and close minimum object distance super wide angle lens
• High performance optical design with low dispersion glass and 11 elements in 10 groups
• Excellent performance down to 50cm thanks to rear focus mechanism
• Outstanding corner to corner sharpness well suited to high resolution medium format digital backs
• Wide maximum aperture for shallow depth of field subjects with soft background blur

Key Features

• 26.2mm equivalent focal width in full frame format
• Aperture range f/3.5 – f/32
• Lens design with 11 elements in 10 groups
• Includes low dispersion glass
• Retro focus lens
• Super wide 89º angle of view

Hasselblad HC 35mm f/3.5 Lens Summary

Being a retro focus lens with an 89° diagonal angle of view, the Hasselblad HC 35mm f/3.5 offers outstanding corner-to-corner sharpness, employs low dispersion glass and captures even illumination on . The HC 3,5/35 employs an advanced optical design with rear focus mechanism to ensure high performance even at a close focusing range of 0.50 m.

The Hasselblad HC 35mm f/3.5 Lens is considered a super wide angle lens with 89º angle of view, equivalent to 26.2mm in full frame 35mm format. but somewhat less wide than the . It’s a powerful lens for creative photography that is also easy to use and a popular model from the .

Hasselblad HCD Lenses

The HCD Lens line is designed to have absolute maximum performance for the 36×48mm format. A format that was used in the H Series 22, 39 and 50 MP CCD-based digital cameras. This design choice has resulted in a smaller and better lens compared to a lens designed for the full 41,5×56mm format.

No matter how great your camera system, your images don’t start in the back, they start in the front. A camera as fast and versatile as an H System model demands the very best from its lenses, and that’s what we’ve produced. All HC and HCD lenses are engineered to ensure optimal performance and image quality, whether using film or digital.

Hasselblad has always striven to support the best and most creative photographers. And while digital photography has in some ways turned part of the photographic market into mere point-and-shoot, high-volume type of shooting,  is always pushing the technical envelope to bring more creative possibilities and photographic flexibility to Hasselblad photographers.

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