Want To Shoot Photos Like The Spies? Looking For The Ultimate Christmas Gift? Here's Your SPECIAL DEAL!

If you know anything about AutoSpies.com, you know like Ernest Hemingway, we have simple taste and we only like the best.

And we're known for a lot of things but most of all for the best photos of the world's finest rides.

A few weeks ago you read that we had just signed a sponsorship with Hasselblad as the official photo sponsors of AutoSpies.com

We are approached by a lot of companies for our endorsement but we ONLY choose the products we truly love and use ourselves.

And we can say wholeheartedly, we LOVE Hassleblad cameras!

There is quality, then there is Hasselblad quality.

Just take a look how beautiful the detail is on a 40 megapixel resolution Hasselblad digital photo taken with the HD4-40...Ain't NOTHING like it!



So since it's the holidays we asked our friends at Hasselblad to put together a special deal on their cameras for AutoSpies.com readers and they have a great deal for you!

Check it out:

Purchase a H4D-40 w/ 80mm lens and receive free any (1) of the following lenses: 35mm, 100mm, 150mm and be eligible to purchase any other Hasselblad lens for 50%

Sale price on this promo is $19,995

This deal is only good until 12/31/2011 so you need to act FAST.

You need to email Matt Frary and tell him you want the SPY deal!

If you want to own the ultimate photo machine, there has never been a better opportunity/

Hasselblad is the Official photo sponsor of AutoSpies.com.



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Joe_Limon - 12/23/2011 1:53:33 PM

0 Boost

Can you upload a 40megapixel photo? I'm interested in seeing how much detail that excess is :)

BondMI6 - 12/23/2011 2:17:38 PM

+1 Boost

Whoa, you mean the camera is 20 grand????!!!!!

monster - 12/23/2011 2:56:15 PM

+1 Boost

I would rather get a 5D or 1D if i were you.

This is a specialized camera for specific purposes.

One of the drawbacks is the capture rate:
Capture rate:
1.1 seconds per capture. 50 captures per minute

The camera also seems to be a little heavy without any lens on it.

Willis - 12/23/2011 5:00:57 PM

+1 Boost

No offense, but these photos of the new 3er are nothing spectacular. The camera was aimed straight at the headlights and a direct flash with hard light (no diffusion to soften it) makes the whole image appear like a normal snapshot.

The second image showing the front of the 335i is a bit underexposed, the person in the background is a distraction...wait, the entire background is a distraction.

Patronus - 12/23/2011 7:23:37 PM

+2 Boost

Just like cars and driving/racing, expensive hardware does not guarantee good performance...most of the performance is in the operator.

For most people, spending $2k on a camera, another $2k on training will yield way better photos than this $20k camera in the hands of an amateur.

stone - 12/23/2011 10:44:48 PM

+2 Boost

A Hassy? for shots on a website? I'll admit I've seen some great shots on this site, but there's not a single shot here that couldn't be equaled or bested by good photog with an entry level Canon or Nikon DSLR and a good prime lens. If you just had to be flamboyant, you could have went with a Canon 5D II which would still be more quality than you'd ever need at these sizes. I hope you plan on selling 50x50 autospies posters otherwise, you've just pissed away over 20K.....

Agent001 - 12/23/2011 11:07:45 PM

+1 Boost

It's not the camera for everyone. Only those who want the best.

001

stone - 12/24/2011 2:58:11 AM

+2 Boost

I'm not normally one to criticize anyone for their choice of toys, however that is a very specialized camera. Maximum ISO of 1600 meaning you'll never use it without a flash after dusk, a little over 1 frame per second raw meaning you won't be shooting anything that moves very fast. Those that want the best also want the most capable and while the Hassy produces absolutely stunning images, even those with the deepest pockets that know about photography will choose a better all around performer and again at the sizes that you display images on this site you will not be able to distinguish between a Hassy and a far less expensive full frame DSLR. But play on playa.....