Hasselblad X Extension Tube - 9mm

The primary benefit is its ability to reduce the minimum focusing distance of your XCD lenses, allowing you to get closer to your subjects and capture greater detail for macro photography.

No, the Hasselblad X Extension Tube 9mm does not transmit any electronic signals. This means autofocus and aperture control rely on the camera's mechanical capabilities and manual adjustments.

Yes, you can stack them. The 9mm extension tube can be used individually or stacked in pairs to achieve even greater magnification and closer focusing distances.

It is designed to maintain high-resolution image quality. However, like all extension tubes, it reduces the amount of light reaching the sensor, which might necessitate adjustments to exposure settings.

It is ideal for macro subjects such as insects, flowers, textures, small details, jewelry, and other miniature items where close-up detail is paramount.

It is compatible with Hasselblad X System cameras, 907X cameras, and XCD series lenses. Always check specific lens compatibility if unsure.

The 9mm extension tube effectively moves the lens further from the sensor, reducing the minimum focusing distance by 9mm compared to the lens's native minimum focus distance.

The extension tube does not transmit electronic signals. Autofocus and exposure settings will need to be managed manually or through the camera's existing capabilities without electronic communication. Ensure the tube is securely attached.

Extension tubes reduce the amount of light reaching the sensor. You may need to use a wider aperture, a slower shutter speed, or increase the ISO sensitivity on your camera. A ring light or external flash can also provide necessary illumination.

Macro photography often requires precise focusing. Use manual focus, take advantage of focus peaking if available on your camera, and consider using a tripod to minimize camera shake. Practice focusing at extremely close distances.