p.1 #1 · Sold: Hasselblad X2D, not X2DII-- And That's A Good Thing!
Hasselblad X2D 100c
Sold
Price: $3,585.00 Payment method: PayPal Item condition: 9 Shows signs of use, but very clean Shipping instructions: I will pay shipping via ground service
Here is an X2D I bought off an FM'er not long ago. It's not mint, but it's in very good condition. It has about five marks on it. The images below highlight the marks on the body with handy-dandy circles. LCD is mint and behind a screen protector. Has the latest firmware. Works perfectly.
"Wait," you say, "I want the latest X2DII!" This is almost the same camera, son. Unless you need continuous focusing to shoot sports (uh, dude, medium format at 100 megapixels for sports? Are you high?), this does everything else all the same way.
"But wait," you say, "doesn't the new one have better IBIS?" Good, Good, questions, son. The X2DII uses the GPS in your iPhone (only if you have an iPhone instead of an Android) to estimate the rotation of the Earth (honest, I'm not making this up) to get you one more stop. It's not much and the IBIS in this here one is pretty damn awesome already.
"But wait," you say, "what about the joystick that this one doesn't have? I want a joystick!!" You can use the touchscreen, son, and it works great! You can even use it when you're using the EVF. Or you can set up the dials to move the AF point. It also works great. Anyway, the X2DII's joystick is not joyous -- it only goes horizontal or vertical, it doesn't even do diagonal.
Be smart! Save yourself a bundle of money and avoid the "latest greatest" upgrade trap: buy this.
Hasselblad X2D 100c
