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Hasselblad X-Pan
Specifications, film and matching parts.
- Type
- Panoramic camera
- Production
- 1998–2002
- Film
- 35 mm
- Battery
- 2× CR2 · powers shutter and meter
All batteries for Hasselblad - Weight
- 720 g
Camera
- Type
- Panoramic camera
- Production
- 1998–2002
- Weight
- 720 g
Film
- Film
- 35 mm
- Frame size
- 24 × 65 mm / 24 × 36 mm
- Film speed
- ISO 25–3200
Lens
- Lens mount
- Hasselblad XPan
- Focusing
- rangefinder
Shutter
- Shutter
- Focal-plane shutter, electronic
- Shutter speeds
- 8 s – 1/1000 s, B
- Flash sync
- 1/125 s
Exposure
- Metering
- TTL centre-weighted
- Exposure modes
- manual, aperture priority
Battery
- Battery
- 2× CR2 · powers shutter and meter
All batteries for Hasselblad
Without a battery, the shutter won’t fire and the film won’t advance. [1]
It needs two CR2 batteries to operate. [1]
You can switch between standard and panoramic format on the same roll of film. [1]
Sources
Compiled from manufacturer documents and the sources listed. Found a mistake? Let us know
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