Parsippany, NJ—The Hasselblad XCD 3,4/75P is the latest in its XCD Portable (P) lens series and the first standard lens in the lineup. With a 59mm full-frame-equivalent focal length, it also has the largest aperture in the series at f/3,4. Moreover, the lens is for photographers who need performance in a lightweight, compact form. Further, the lens is an option for capturing portraits, street scenes and still life. 
What’s more, the XCD 3,4/75P has an optical structure of 10 elements in 10 groups. One aspherical as well as three ED elements suppress chromatic dispersion. Additionally, the design contributes to its compact form and ensures the optical performance that meets the demands of a 100-megapixel sensor.
Hasselblad XCD 3,4/75P Key Features
- Its focal length sits between standard and mid-telephoto lenses and is suitable for full-length and half-length portraits.
- The longer focal length, paired with its wide aperture, produces soft, natural bokeh]
- A linear stepping motor and a lighter, smaller focusing lens group provide more precise focus control
- The smaller focusing lens group makes focusing faster
- A compact leaf shutter operates with minimal vibration and noise
- The leaf shutter offers speeds of 1/2000 second as well as full flash synchronization at all speeds
- It weighs 14 ounces and measures just 2.8 inches in length
The XCD 3,4/75P is priced at $2,229.
Hasselblad X Extension Tube 
In addition, the Hasselblad X Extension Tube (9mm) launches simultaneously with the lens. Specifically for X system cameras, 907X cameras as well as XCD series lenses, it extends the distance between the lens and the image sensor. Furthermore, it reduces the XCD lens’s minimum focusing distance to enhance its close-up capability. MSRP: $299.
