We have no doubt that this DSLR camera will still prove popular in the industry, as the technology used will be worth it to some. Where Hasselblad excels is how they are able to take a 50 megapixels sensor and use their multishot technology to give you a combination of six shots into one.

However, CNET notes that it is not all good, as the H4D-200MS can only be used on things that do not move – so modeling is out. The industry that this model is destined for is for taking stills of cars, jewelry, paintings and watches to name a few. We know that you think that your $300 camera is able to take multiple shots and stitch them together, but multishot system is very different. There is a motor inside that actually moves the sensor by a tiny fraction just before taking a shot.

Some of the main specs include a 3-inch display, Ultra-Focus, GPS accessory option, Hasselblad Natural Color Solution, Fully automatic Digital Lens Correction and so much more. For full technical specs visit the official Hasselblad website, where you can also find details on available accessories and lenses.

Hasselblad believes that this is the new generation of camera, and is designed for those who want the best image quality from a shot – it will need to deliver if it has the iconic Italian Prancing Horse logo on it. There is to be only 499 units made, not certain how quick these will go, but you had best get your order in – just in case.

So what makes this camera stand out from Hasselblad’s other models? Well Dpreview points to the fact the most obvious, that famous color and the badge. As for the hardware, you get a 80mm lens (bumping the price up a few more (Euros) and a dual layers.

To try to justify that price you get a specially handmade case, no doubt in Ferrari colors as well. One feature that is worth a mention here is Hasselblad’s Phocus Quick software, making it much easier for you to take those fast action shots – even a Ferrari F1 car going past at over 200mph. For those of you looking for an alternative, then maybe you should consider the Hasselblad H4D-31 or CFV-50?

Do you think that Hasselblad H4D Ferrari Edition is worth the price?