HASSELBLAD XCD 4/28P

A review and photo examples of Hasselblad XCD 28mm F4P, XCD’s lightest, smallest, high-performance wide-angle lens
Table of contents
Gallery
- Sample photos taken with the HASSELBLAD X2D
Review


1.Overview
The Hasselblad XCD 4/28P is a compact wide-angle lens with a focal length of 28mm released in September 2023 for the X-series cameras.
The main specifications are as follows, and details are listed in the table.
- Aperture: F4
- Lens configuration: 9 elements in 8 groups
- 2 aspherical lenses
- Minimum shooting distance: 0.22m
- Hood: Dedicated bayonet hood
- Built-in 1/4000 lens shutter mechanism
- Aperture is electronic and controlled from the camera
2.Usability
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Hasseruburaddo XCD 4/ 28 P wa renzu Wataru ph 75 mm, zenchō 43. 5 Mm to X shisutemu renzu ni oite, mottomo chīsaku karui renzuda. Renzu wa kanzen’na entō forumu de kyōtō ni wa fōkasuringu shika naku, mini maruna dezain de kōkana buirain no XCD renzu no yōna meiban mo naku shinpuruna satsuei dōgu to shite kansei sa rete iru. 28 Mm no shōten kyori wa 35 mm-ban kansande wa 22. 4 Mm to naru. Satsuei gazō no kaizōdo wa 1 oku gaso no X 2 D no yo-sa o jūbun ni hakki shi, enkei o satsuei suruto kōkaku renzu-naradeha no zenmen furattona byōsha, kinsetsu satsuei o suruto sorenari ni bokeru tame, hishatai kyori o kontorōru shite konomi no hyōgen o tsukureru futokoro no fuka-sa o motsu. Renzushattā wa 1/ 4000 to kōsoku no shattāsupīdo de, shibori kaihō F-chi F 4 to no kumiawasete shattāsupīdo no fusoku o kanjiru koto wanai. Ōtofōkasu no gōshō sokudo wa taikan-jō XCD 45 P yori mo kōsoku de, fōkasu seido wa kamera-gawa ni izon suru tokoro mo ōkī. Shikashi, X 2 D – 100 C de tsukau kagiri fuman wa nai. Shattā-on wa kono renzu o tsukau made mottomo seiondatta XCD 4/ 45 P yori mo chīsaku, shizukana shitsunai de shiyō shite mo kininarukoto wa hotondo naku, yagaide wa muon to omoeru. Genzō sofuto no Phocus keiyu de shutsuryoku sa reru gazō wa, kuse no nai boke, rittai-kan o kanji rare, totemo yoku dekita renzuda. Gyakkō taisei mo mazumazu de fūdo o sōchaku shinakute mo byōsha ni ōkina hatan wanai. Kono renzu wa 44 x 33 mm no dejitarusensā de tsukau koto o zentei to shite ori, MTF chāto o miru to renzu jishin no yugami wa – 2-pāsento-teido to shirusa rete ori, sorenari ni zō wa yugamu yōda. Shikashi, sono yugami ya shūhen kōryō fusoku nado wa Phocus de genzō suru toki ni hosei sa reru. Junsei no sen’yō paramētā o tsukatta hoseinanode hosei-go no gazō ni ki ni naru ten wa miataranai. X 2 D no rirīsu kara hobo 1-nen-go ni rirīsu sa reta renzu de, kojin-teki ni wa 4-pon-me ni dōnyū shita XCD renzuda. Konpakuto taipu de kōkaku renzu o kibō shite ita jiki ni happyō sa re, kochira no nīzu ni donpishadattanode happyō to dōjini yoyaku shite kōnyū shita. Tonikaku keiryō, konpakuto, byōsha ryōkō to 3 hyōshi sorotte iru renzu de, mochidasu renzu ni mayotta toki wa kore o motte iku to iu X 2 D – 100 C de teiban renzu to natte iru. X 2 D – 100 C no nochi ni rirīsu sa reta renzu de X 1 D – 50 C, X 1 DII – 50 C, X 907 ni sōchaku shite mo dōyō no tsukaigatte o e rarerudarou.
1,031 / 5,000
翻訳結果
翻訳の結果
The Hasselblad XCD 4/28P is the smallest and lightest X System lens with a lens diameter of φ75mm and a total length of 43.5mm. The lens has a completely cylindrical form with only a focus ring on the lens barrel, and has a minimalist design without a nameplate like the expensive V-line XCD lenses, making it a simple photographic tool. The focal length of 28mm is equivalent to 22.4mm in 35mm format. The resolution of the captured image fully demonstrates the advantages of the 100 million pixel X2D, and when shooting distant scenes, the full flat depiction unique to wide-angle lenses is achieved, and when shooting close-ups, the image becomes blurred to a certain extent, so it has the depth to control the subject distance and create the expression you like. The lens shutter has a high shutter speed of 1/4000, and when combined with the maximum aperture of F4, you will never feel a lack of shutter speed. The autofocus focusing speed feels faster than the XCD 45P, and the focus accuracy is largely dependent on the camera. However, as long as I use it with the X2D-100C, I have no complaints. The shutter sound is quieter than the XCD 4/45P, which was the quietest lens until I used this lens, and it is hardly noticeable even when used indoors, and it feels silent outdoors. The images output via the Phocus development software have a natural bokeh and a sense of three-dimensionality, making it a very well-made lens. The backlight resistance is also decent, and there is no major breakdown in the image even without the hood. This lens is designed to be used with a 44x33mm digital sensor, and the MTF chart shows that the lens itself has a distortion of about -2%, so the image seems to be distorted to a certain extent. However, the distortion and lack of peripheral light are corrected when developing with Phocus. Since the correction uses genuine dedicated parameters, there is nothing noticeable in the corrected image. This lens was released almost a year after the release of the X2D, and it is the fourth XCD lens I have personally purchased. This lens was announced at a time when I was looking for a compact wide-angle lens, and it met my needs perfectly, so I pre-ordered and purchased it as soon as it was announced. It’s a lens that has it all: lightweight, compact, and has good image quality, so it’s become the standard lens for the X2D-100C, and I take it with me when I don’t know what lens to take with me. It was released after the X2D-100C, but you’ll probably get the same usability when attached to the X1D-50C, X1DII-50C, or X907.
3.Summary
In conclusion, to sum up Hasselblad XCD 4/28P, it has a wide focal length of 23mm in 35mm format, is lightweight at 1kg when combined with the X2D, has a quiet shutter, and is a versatile lens for both landscapes and snapshots.
Hasselblad will release lenses with focal lengths close to the XCD 4/28P in 2024, such as the XCD 25V, a lens wider than 28mm, and the XCD 20-35E, a wide-angle zoom lens. However, the appeal of the XCD 4/28P, the lightest and most compact of the Hasselblad X system, remains undiminished. It is the first lens to consider when purchasing an X series camera.
Specifications and lens comparison
The Hasselblad XCD 4/28P is smaller and lighter than the previous smallest and lightest lens, the XCD 4/45mmP.
The lens costs about $2,800 new, which is a reasonable price for a lens with a shutter mechanism that has a maximum speed of 1/4000, just like other fast XCD lenses.
- The lens construction diagrams are quoted from each company’s materials, and the sizes have been adjusted by us, so they are not exact.
Item | XCD 28P | XCD 45P |
focal length(mm) | 28 | 45 |
35mm equivalent focal length | 22.4 | 36 |
Maximum aperture | 4 | 4 |
Minimum aperture | 32 | 32 |
Lens configuration | 9 elements in 8 groups, 2 aspherical lenses, 1 ED lens | 9 elements in 7 groups, 2 aspherical lenses |
Leaf blade | – | – |
Max Shutter speed | 1/4000 | 1/2000 |
Minimum distance(m) | 0.22 | 0.32 |
Lens length(mm) | 43.5 | 52 |
Lens max diameter(mm) | 75 | 80 |
Filter type | 72 | 62 |
Weight(g) | 245 | 320 |
Release date | 2023.09.04 | 2020.1.31 |
Price(Yen/No-tax) | ¥265,000 | ¥130,000 |
The Hasselblad X series also has a rich lens lineup, and lenses with focal lengths close to those of the XCD 28P are also available.
A summary is given below, and the detailed differences in specifications are listed in the table below.
- The XCD 25V is slightly wider and brighter at F2.5, the lens is large and heavy, and it has a high-speed 1/4000 shutter.
- The XCD 30 is slightly telephoto, almost as bright as F3.5, and the lens is large and heavy.
- The XCD 20-35E is a zoom lens, and the aperture value at 28mm is almost as bright as F4, and the lens is large and heavy.
Item | XCD 28P | XCD 25V | XCD 20-35E | XCD 30 |
focal length(mm) | 28 | 25 | 20-35 | 30 |
35mm equivalent focal length | 22.4 | 20 | 16-28 | 24 |
Maximum aperture | 4 | 2.5 | 3.2-4.5 | 3.5 |
Minimum aperture | 32 | 32 | 32 | 3.2 |
Lens configuration | 8群9枚 | 10群13枚 | 12群16枚 | 10群11枚 |
Leaf blade | – | – | – | – |
Max Shutter speed | 1/4000 | 1/4000 | 1/2000 | 1/2000 |
Minimum distance(m) | 0.22 | 0.25 | 0.32 | 0.4 |
Lens length(mm) | 43.5 | 105 | 117 | 88 |
Lens max diameter(mm) | 75 | 75 | 81 | 83 |
Filter type | 72 | 72 | 77 | 77 |
Weight(g) | 245 | 592 | 805 | 550 |
Release date | 2023.09.04 | 2024.5.7 | 2024.9.10 | 2017.1.30 |
Price(Yen/No-tax) | ¥265,000 | ¥530,000 | ¥849,300 | ¥498,000 |
Reference links
- Summary of Hasselblad X-series lenses・Shige’s hobby
- XCD 4/28P・Official Web-site
- XCD 45P・Official Web-site
- XCD 25V・Official Web-site
- XCD 20-35E・Official Web-site
- XCD 30・Official Web-site
Update history
- 2025.4.12
- 2024.8.10
- 2024.06.19
- 2024.02.12:Update
- 2023.09.05:First draft
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