If everybody could use this sensor, what is special in hasselblad new camera? Probably P1 will make much much better job with hardware and software
I have two gh3's and one olympus em5. Same sensor. You can set them at the same color temp, same exposure, close to same sharpening, and take a picture, throw them into ANY post processing suite and they look way different.
Not saying one is better than the other, but they look different and it takes a lot of work to make them look identical, so I assume there is more to it than the sensor.
But who cares who makes it? The good thing is you have more options, though really having this type of discussion is pointless.
Two years ago everybody gave the professional photography world up for dead, but today it's turning and trust me, no vc or money manager would invest in a major upgrade to any product without viewing potential sales.
Personally, I may never own a hasselblad, don't know, but just like everyone in the higher end of photography I want to see success.
It's good for all of us.
Now in reality, no camera will make you a better photographer but advances allow you to do things you couldn't do before. That's the beauty of it all.
Then again this is early in the process, like all electronics there will be bugs to be worked out, the internet will be ablaze with the I told you so group, but as I mentioned, that group probably wouldn't buy that level of product anyway, so who cares?
IMO
BC