Hasselblad V to Hasselblad XCD RhinoCam Vertex: Creating Medium Format Stitched Photos

[@hasselbladexpert]

Great and very useful gear..!’ ❤❤ Thank you for doing this ❤❤

[@usi9fl]

I use the Hasselblad 907x, how will this system work with it?

[@FotodioxInc]

It works very similarly to the way we show in this video. You'll just have to turn on the electric shutter. Here's a reel we made featuring the RhinoCam on a 907x: kzbin.infojYGIx5LtThI

[@drumprof]

What size is the resulting image in mm compared to 120 film (6x6 or 58mm x 58mm)?

[@FotodioxInc]

I forgot to put that info in this video, but it is in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnyqapqMf55mec0si=A59XOEBjpzw-8dSV&t=574

[@FotodioxInc]

With a medium format digital sensor it's a 65x65mm image.

[@drumprof]

@@FotodioxInc How is that possible when both the Hassy and the Fuji sensor's small dimension is 33mm? My question is perhaps better thought of in terms of the image at 3:45 of the video. The Hassy V lens would cover all of a 6x6 negative...that is the neg corners were at the cover circle you show in the diagram.(I found this out in a dark room MANY years ago) The 4x rotated XCD sensor according to your diagram falls way short of the V lens coverage. It therefore could not be 65mm x 65mm. I have continually curse Hasselblad for not making their medium format cameras...well...medium format(6x6).