The Hasselblad XPan, released in 1998, is a legendary 35mm rangefinder camera known for its innovative dual-format capability, allowing seamless switching between panoramic 24x65mm frames and standard 24x36mm frames on the same roll of film. Co-engineered by Hasselblad and Fujifilm, it offers automatic frame advance, aperture-priority auto-exposure, and full manual control. Praised for its sleek aluminum/titanium body and intuitive design, the XPan was awarded "European Professional Camera of the Year 1999-2000." Ideal for enthusiasts and collectors, the XPan blends style, precision, and versatility, making it a standout choice for high-quality photography.