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Pairing a flattering focal length with an especially compact, lightweight design, the Hasselblad XCD 75mm f/3.4 P is a short portrait-length prime that's ideal for full-length shoots and group portraits, as well as…

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Pairing a flattering focal length with an especially compact, lightweight design, the Hasselblad XCD 75mm f/3.4 P is a short portrait-length prime that's ideal for full-length shoots and group portraits, as well as street, landscape, and other general applications. As an XCD P-series lens, this lens prioritizes portability and nimbleness and this 75mm option sports a faster-than-usual f/3.4 maximum aperture for improved depth of field control and handheld use in available lighting.
> ### THE Fotohaus Klinger TAKE: A Unique Lens for Portrait & Everyday Photography > > > The Hasselblad XCD 75mm f/3.4 P lens adds an air of decisiveness to imagery. Its longer-than-normal focal length cancels out the more conventional 55mm and 90mm focal lengths for medium format, instead offering a more selective field of view than a wide-angle lens but also more space than a tight, true portrait-length lens. And, since this is a P-series lens, it's among the most lightweight lens options for Hasselblad's X cameras. > > > Despite its uniqueness, it makes the case for being an ideal single prime lens for daily shooting as something that's selective, lightweight, reasonably fast, and optically refined. > > > — _Bjorn Petersen, Fotohaus Klinger Camera Expert_
> Understanding Medium Format Lenses With full-frame being the de facto standard of modern imaging systems, medium format goes a step beyond with an even larger sensor size. This means that longer focal lengths are needed to achieve the same field of view, or perspective, as "standard" full-frame glass.
Landscape:40%
Macro:20%
Portrait & Studio:80%
Sports & Wildlife:20%
Wedding & Event:80%
Street:60%
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