Hasselblad H2 Medium Format Camera
The Hasselblad H2 is a 22MP Medium Format medium format camera — known for its 22MP Medium Format Sensor and Hasselblad H Lens Mount. Used copies start from $532.44 on GearFocus, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Hasselblad H2 Medium Format Camera
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Overview — Hasselblad H2
Key Features — Hasselblad H2
22MP Medium Format Sensor: Delivers high-resolution square-format output well suited to studio and commercial photography workflows requiring fine detail.
Hasselblad H Lens Mount: Compatible with the full range of Hasselblad H-system lenses, giving access to a comprehensive lineup of medium format optics.
ISO 6–6400 Range: A minimum ISO of 6 allows precise exposure control in bright or studio lighting conditions with minimal noise.
All-Speed Flash Sync: Syncs with flash at all shutter speeds up to 1/800s via the lens shutter, a significant practical advantage for location and studio flash users.
Autofocus System: Provides autofocus capability suited to deliberate medium format shooting, operating via a single central focus point.
Optical Reflex Viewfinder: Provides a direct, real-time optical view of the scene with no electronic lag, via a 90-degree reflex design.
Specifications — Hasselblad H2
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Use Cases | Studio |
| Type | Medium Format |
| Sensor | Medium Format |
| Resolution | 22MP |
| ISO Range | 6 – 6400 |
| AF System | Phase Detection, Contrast Detection |
| AF Points | Single central point |
| Max Photo Resolution | 4080x4080 |
| Image Stabilization | None |
| Display | Dot matrix LCD (on grip, for settings) |
| Viewfinder | Optical 90° reflex viewfinder |
| Storage Media | CF (CompactFlash) |
Description — Hasselblad H2
The Hasselblad H2 is a medium format SLR camera built on the Hasselblad H lens mount, designed for photographers who prioritize image quality and a deliberate, controlled shooting approach. The 22MP medium format sensor delivers a maximum resolution of 4080x4080 pixels, producing square-format files with significant detail. The ISO range of 6 to 6400 — with a particularly low minimum of ISO 6 — makes it well suited to studio environments and controlled lighting conditions.
Autofocus is handled by a combined phase detection and contrast detection system operating from a single central focus point. For flash work, the H2 offers a flash sync at all shutter speeds up to 1/800s along with a built-in measurement system for non-TTL flashes and a standard ISO hot shoe. The optical 90° reflex viewfinder gives a clear, real-time view.
Images are saved to CompactFlash (CF) cards. The body weighs 820g and measures 155 x 117 x 89 mm, constructed from plastic and metal. There is no image stabilization, no weather sealing, and no wireless connectivity.
Pros — Hasselblad H2
- ✓Very low minimum ISO of 6 enables fine-grained control in bright or studio lighting
- ✓Flash sync at all shutter speeds up to 1/800s offers significant flexibility with flash
- ✓22MP medium format sensor with 4080x4080 square resolution output
Cons — Hasselblad H2
- ✗No image stabilization of any kind (in-body or digital)
- ✗No weather sealing, limiting use in adverse conditions
- ✗Single central AF point only — no multi-point or wide-area autofocus coverage
Videos — Hasselblad H2
Shooting film with the Hasselblad H1 & H2 (Review) — Analog Insights






