Hasselblad cuts off H4D-31 prices by 23 percent

The thing for Hasselblad is well known is the price cuts; well it’s something that goes opposite.  As such, we’re more than a little caught unready by a round of price cuts on what’s usually considered the ultimate medium format camera line. You would be glad to know that the entry H4D-31 has been cut down by as much as 23 percent; but yet we are not pretty sure of it that we would call it a steal at $11,995 without a lens, but it’s now an option if you think even a Nikon D800′s full-frame sensor is feeble. Price cuts are not applicable on the bargain models, either, as even the 200-megapixel, status symbol H4D-200MS cuts off enough off the cost (now $35,995) to be a worth look for those sitting on the hedge. Get yourself more detailed through the source link below.

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