Lens mounts · Hasselblad X
Hasselblad X mount: cameras, lenses & what adapts
Hasselblad's X System medium-format mount from 2016, with leaf-shutter XCD lenses that sync flash at any speed.
Medium format imaging circle· 18.14mm flange distance· Mirrorless, since 2016
Cameras on Hasselblad X
Every body in the catalogue that takes Hasselblad X lenses, newest first. Prices are the best new price from a UK retailer we track.
Lens range
22 Hasselblad X lenses in the catalogue. Native means made by a company that also makes Hasselblad X bodies; third-party is everyone else.
Best Hasselblad X lenses by genre
Top three per genre from the lens engine, scored on this lens's own format. The same scores you see on each lens page; Gear Builder re-scores them for the exact body you pick.
No Hasselblad X lens in the catalogue qualifies for sports & action.
No Hasselblad X lens in the catalogue qualifies for wildlife.
Flange distance & adapting
A plain adapter is a spacer: it can only add distance between lens and sensor. Glass from a mount with a longer flange distance adapts cleanly onto Hasselblad X; glass from a shorter one needs corrective optics.
- Type
- Mirrorless
- Coverage
- Medium format
- Crop factor
- 0.79×
- Maker
- Hasselblad
- Introduced
- 2016
Lenses you can put on a Hasselblad X body
31 other mounts adapt onto Hasselblad X without corrective glass. Focus and framing only; autofocus and aperture control depend on the adapter.
Adapters we list for Hasselblad X bodies
- Techart Canon EF to Hasselblad X1D Autofocus Adapter Canon EF lenses · autofocus
- Hasselblad XV Lens Adapter Hasselblad V lenses · manual
- TTArtisan Leica M Adaptor - Hasselblad XD Mount Leica M lenses · manual
Where Hasselblad X lenses can go
Current camera mounts that accept Hasselblad X glass: 3 with a plain or thin adapter.
How deep is the Hasselblad X lens range?
The lens-ecosystem scores Camera Match uses when it ranks Hasselblad X bodies for wildlife, sports, portrait, macro, food, architecture and astro. Scored 0–10 from the native lenses buyable new, with the reasoning shown.
Longest XCD lens is 135 f/2.8 (107 equiv), 230 with the 1.7× converter (181 equiv) — nothing approaches 400 mm equiv. Source ↗
XCD 90 f/2.5 V (71 equiv, f/2 equiv) sits just below the 75 mm line; XCD 135 f/2.8 (107) and XCD 80 f/1.9 (63) miss on aperture or length — rendering is superb but nothing strictly qualifies. Source ↗
XCD 120 f/3.5 Macro (1:2) is the sole macro lens; Laowa 15 f/4.5R Shift is offered in XCD but no third-party macro. Source ↗
XCD 20-35 f/3.2-4.5 E (16-28 equiv), XCD 21 f/4 (17), XCD 25 f/2.5 V (20); Laowa 15 f/4.5R Zero-D Shift is made in XCD mount, and H-system HTS 1.5 tilt/shift works via the XH adapter. Source ↗
XCD 25 f/2.5 V (20 equiv, f/2.5 nominal) is the one lens that qualifies; XCD 21 f/4 and 20-35 f/3.2 are too slow. Source ↗
Batteries, cards & filters for Hasselblad X
The battery models and card types Hasselblad X bodies use, and the most common filter threads on Hasselblad X lenses. Each links to the cameras or lenses that share it and what to buy.
Next step
Lens counts and picks come from the catalogue and the lens engine, so they change as lenses are added. Ecosystem scores are researched per mount with a source and feed Camera Match's lens-range feature. How scoring works · All mounts