Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X
The Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X is a lens from Hasselblad. Used copies start from $411.06 on GearFocus, with buyer protection on every purchase.
Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X
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Lens Overview — Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X
Key Features — Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X
1.7x Focal Length Multiplier: Extends the effective focal length of compatible H-mount lenses by a factor of 1.7x, increasing reach without purchasing additional optics.
Hasselblad H Mount: Native H-mount design ensures full mechanical and electronic compatibility with Hasselblad H System lenses and bodies.
Autofocus Retained: Passes through autofocus communication between lens and body, allowing AF-driven shooting with compatible H System lenses.
Medium Format Image Circle: Engineered to cover the full medium format image circle, maintaining edge-to-edge coverage on H System sensors and film backs.
Auto and Manual Focus: Supports both AF and manual focus operation, giving shooters flexibility depending on the subject or shooting conditions.
750g Solid Build: Substantial 750g construction is consistent with the build quality standards of the Hasselblad H System accessory lineup.
Lens Specifications — Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Lens Type | Other |
| Format | Medium Format |
| Zoom/Prime | Prime |
| Camera System | Medium Format |
| Lens Mount | Hasselblad H |
| Autofocus | Yes |
| Focus Type | Auto, Manual |
| Image Stabilization | None |
| Weight | 750g |
Description — Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X
The Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X is a purpose-built teleconverter for the Hasselblad H lens mount, operating within the medium format camera system. It is classified as a prime optical element with a telephoto focal length range, designed to extend the reach of compatible H System lenses. The converter supports autofocus and manual focus, preserving the full focusing flexibility of your existing setup. Image stabilization is not present, so stabilization performance depends on any capability within the paired lens.
The converter weighs 750 grams, giving it a solid, system-appropriate build. No filter thread size is specified in the available data. For H System photographers seeking additional focal length from their current lens lineup while retaining autofocus capability and staying fully within the medium format ecosystem, the Converter H 1.7X is a system-native solution engineered to integrate directly with Hasselblad's H mount infrastructure.
Pros — Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X
- ✓Native Hasselblad H mount ensures full system compatibility with H System lenses
- ✓Supports both autofocus and manual focus, preserving AF-driven shooting
- ✓Designed specifically for medium format, matching the image circle demands of the system
Cons — Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X
- ✗No image stabilization included (specifications list 'None'), relying entirely on any stabilization in the paired lens
- ✗No filter thread size listed in specifications, limiting direct filter attachment options
- ✗Focal length and aperture impact values are not specified in the data, making it difficult to predict exact exposure changes
Videos — Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X
Hasselblad X2D + HCD 4/28 + HTS 1.5 + XH 0.8x | City Lights in Medium Format — mathphotographer
Frequently Asked Questions — Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X
Which camera system is this converter compatible with?+
The Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X is designed for the Hasselblad H camera system, using the Hasselblad H lens mount. It is built for medium format use and is intended to work within that specific ecosystem.
Does this converter support autofocus?+
Yes. The specifications confirm that autofocus is supported, and the focus type is listed as both Auto and Manual. You can shoot with AF or switch to manual focus as needed.
Does the converter have image stabilization?+
No. The specifications explicitly list image stabilization as 'None.' Any stabilization in your shooting setup would need to come from a compatible lens in the H System.
How much does this converter weigh?+
The Hasselblad Converter H 1.7X weighs 750 grams according to the specifications. This is worth factoring into your overall rig weight when shooting handheld.
Is there a filter thread on this converter?+
The specifications do not list a filter thread size for this converter. It is advisable to check directly with Hasselblad or your retailer if filter attachment is a requirement for your workflow.