Hasselblad 350mm f/4 Tele-Tessar F T* Lens for Hasselblad 200/2000 Series, Black {93}

Hasselblad's 350mm f/4 medium format telephoto with T* coating

The 350mm f/4 Tele-Tessar F T* is a dedicated telephoto for the Hasselblad 200 and 2000 series, built around the Tele-Tessar optical design that keeps physical length manageable for a focal length of this reach on medium format. The T* anti-reflective coating handles contrast and color fidelity under mixed or backlit conditions, exactly the situations where lesser coatings introduce flare that kills separation. At f/4 maximum aperture, you have meaningful subject isolation on medium format, where the larger film or sensor plane makes the effective depth-of-field rendering considerably shallower than the same aperture on 35mm.

The 93mm filter thread is worth planning around, circular polarizers and ND filters at this diameter carry a real cost, so factor that into your kit budget. For adapted use, the Hasselblad V mount translates to Sony E, Canon RF, Nikon Z, and Fuji GFX with the right hardware, which opens this lens to GFX shooters who want Hasselblad glass without committing to the full V system body ecosystem. On any of those systems, 350mm at f/4 from a medium format design is a specific tool with a specific character, and glass of this lineage holds its value accordingly.

Who It's For

Wildlife and nature photographers working the Hasselblad 200/2000 system who need reach beyond 150mm will find 350mm at f/4 delivers subject separation that medium format renders distinctively. Portrait photographers wanting compressed background rendering at distance on V system bodies get a field angle suited to full-length work with room to breathe. Fuji GFX shooters using a V-to-GFX adapter gain access to a purpose-built medium format telephoto with T* coating. Studio and editorial photographers needing a longer prime in an established V system kit will recognize the Tele-Tessar designation as optically serious glass.

Key Features

• 350mm focal length on Hasselblad V mount
• f/4 maximum aperture for subject isolation
• Tele-Tessar optical design manages physical length
• T* anti-reflective coating reduces flare and contrast loss
• 93mm filter thread
• Compatible with 200 and 2000 series bodies
• Adapts to Sony E, Canon RF, Nikon Z, Fuji GFX

FAQ

What's the filter thread size on this 350mm?

93mm. Plan accordingly-filters at this diameter are expensive, and it's worth budgeting for quality glass like circular polarizers and NDs before you need them.

Can I use this lens on modern mirrorless cameras?

Yes, with an adapter. Hasselblad V mount translates to Sony E, Canon RF, Nikon Z, and Fuji GFX bodies, so GFX shooters can access Hasselblad glass without buying into the V system camera body.

How does f/4 perform for subject isolation on medium format?

At f/4 on the larger film or sensor plane of medium format, depth of field is considerably shallower than f/4 on 35mm, giving you meaningful subject separation even at the aperture limit.

What does the T* coating actually do?

T* is Zeiss anti-reflective coating that handles contrast and color fidelity, especially under mixed or backlit light where inferior coatings introduce flare that kills separation.

Is the Tele-Tessar design long and unwieldy?

No. The Tele-Tessar optical design keeps physical length manageable for a 350mm focal length on medium format, making it more practical to handle and mount than a longer telephoto would be.

What Hasselblad bodies does this mount to?

The Hasselblad 200 and 2000 series-it's a dedicated telephoto built for those platforms.