Hasselblad 907X Control Grip
Designed for the Hasselblad 907X medium format camera platform — especially the 907X 50C and compatible CFV back combinations.
Improves handling and tactile control with dedicated physical controls.
Shutter release button for comfortable shooting from waist or eye level.
Quick adjustment of aperture and shutter speed via ergonomic control dials.
Integrated joystick allows fast autofocus point selection.
Four customizable buttons for direct access to menu functions, image review, and workflow controls.
Attaches securely to the camera via a 1/4″‑20 tripod mount on the bottom of the body/back combination.
Provides a practical alternative to touchscreen operation — especially useful when shooting with gloves in cold or challenging conditions.
The Hasselblad 907X Control Grip is an essential accessory for photographers who want to upgrade the ergonomics and control experience of their 907X camera setup. While the 907X body and CFV digital back pair beautifully for high‑resolution medium format capture, their minimalist design offers limited physical controls. The Control Grip brings the most important functions right into your fingers, making it quicker and more intuitive to adjust exposure, navigate menus, and focus without having to reach for the touchscreen.
Its dedicated shutter release and dual dials let you make fast adjustments whether you’re shooting at eye‑level, waist‑level, or even in vertical orientation — a big benefit for dynamic shooting scenarios and studio work alike. The joystick makes selecting autofocus points fast and precise, reducing the need to interrupt your workflow to interact with on‑screen controls. All four buttons can be custom‑assigned to suit your workflow preferences, giving you personalized access to functions you use most.
Because the grip mounts via the 1/4″‑20 socket, it also works nicely with an Arca‑Swiss style tripod plate underneath — so you can use support gear without removing the grip. Its design makes it especially handy in environments where you’re wearing gloves or prefer tactile controls over touch screens.
