The ultimate question, does new Hasselblad H4D worth its price ($38K $25K for the 50 megapixel version, $40K for top of the line 60 megapixel one) has not been completely answered for me. From one side, it is definitely YES:
Amazing dynamic range, huge resolution, precise focus and cameras mechanics, lenses which are able to capture all that details: the new Hasselblad worth every penny Hasselblads family asking for it. Having top-of the line equipment, camera with the most sophisticated and most recent technology involved should cost such money.
From other side, do I really need such camera for such money? Do I want it? Yes! Can I successfully continue to work without it? Yes! The most important question, I think, is WHEN. When will I have to buy such or similar camera?
So far, working with my Canon, which is no doubt more faster and more convenient in everyday use (IMO) and 5(!) times less expensive then Hasselblad H4D, I never had a situation when client asked something like can I have a larger image?, or is there is a way we can see more details of our product?. So far I am able to deliver everything they want with my MarkIII. Yes, I shoot 3 exposure HDR for interior/exterior to get all the lighting range under control, I use focus stacking on some of my product shots, but it works, and it works great!
However, I do have goals I need to move towards, I know that at some point any 35mm DSLR wont be enough for me. I really hope Ill figure out that point sooner then later

I do not want to wait till my new big customer will tell me that image does not have all the details they where looking for and therefore they cant use it for the application they want. On other hand, I do not want to invest $50K (think about the lenses needed) in something which may not pay off its price withing one year. But Ill get there. Maybe even sooner then I am thinking now

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