Got that lens with the fujifilm gfx system and I love it. It has a bit of a character and I love that.

Different intro music for you, good choice! Thank's again for the interesting review.

Not so much the Hasselblad X1D because of the electronic shutter but on the Fuji 50Sii. I'm trying out the TT Artisan 90mm f1.25. It's a beast, however the price from Hong Kong made it a must try. I enjoy your medium format videos. I looking forward to experimenting with this 3rd party. My native lenses are spectacular, so a little under par will be acceptable (for me) I hope.

Purchased the TT Artisan 90mm instead of this lens. Better performance. Even on the X1D 4116 body. Worth it if you understand the limitations. the 45p is an amazing lens

You should try the TTArtisan 90 1.25. XCD. Amazing

Very interesting. I was waiting for the 90v to avoid that mixed or artificial light banding dance. It is something that can be controlled by not shooting above 1/30 in those conditions as well as choosing the lower 14bit option when using e shutter. C'est la vie, for the system.

Hassleblad need to put a mechanical shutter to open up so many possibilities. Heck, even a 1/500 shutter would be appreciated.

Early gang

I feel like their decision to still use a leaf shutter in a mirrorless camera that's way more dissimilar to their studio line has more to do with forcing you to buy their lenses than anything else.

😂 I’m laughing because I just started watching this video and I literally have a brand new X2D AND the Mitakon sitting in front of me. I’d been using the Mitakon on my X1DII until today, when traded the X1DII in and bought the X2D. Main reason I came to your channel today was to find the link for the X2D course you have, and there was the Mitakon review! Back to the video (there’s an ad playing, again!).

Hasselblad Setup Guide: learn.mattgranger.com/courses/X2D100C

I regretted buying this lens, wanted to return but shipping back to China from US was gonna cost me at least $75. 😢

Not your best review Matt.

Nah it was not worth it. Even on the thumbnail you can see massive chromatic abberations