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Hasselblad 907X Control Grip
The Hasselblad 907X Control Grip provides tactile control over the camera system with a shutter release button, control dial for adjusting aperture and shutter speed, and an integrated joystick for AF point selection.
Additional buttons provide direct access to the CFV back's menu system and image review options, and all four buttons are customizable for personalizing the configuration to suit different workflow needs. The grip attaches to the back and body combination via a 1/4"-20 tripod mount and benefits working from eye-level or waist-level positions, and also functions as an ideal alternative to the back's touchscreen interface if working with gloves.
Features
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For 907X Medium Format Camera Platform
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Improved Handling and Tactile Control
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Adjust Exposure Settings and AF Point
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Customizable Buttons
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Attaches via 1/4"-20 Mount
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Product Overview
The Hasselblad 907X Control Grip provides tactile control over the camera system with a shutter release button, control dial for adjusting aperture and shutter speed, and an integrated joystick for AF point selection.
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