The Hasselblad XPan is a dual-format 35mm rangefinder camera capable of shooting standard 24x36mm frames and wide 24x65mm panoramic frames on the same roll of film. Released in 1998 (with the XPan II in 2003), it features a motorized film advance, aperture-priority or manual exposure, and uses a dedicated system of interchangeable lenses with large image circles to cover the panoramic format without cropping. Weight Body Only: Approximately 0.72 kg (720g) for the original XPan; the XPan II is slightly heavier at 0.735 kg (735g). With Lens: When equipped with the standard 45mm lens, the total weight is approximately 0.96 kg to 1.0 kg. Size The camera dimensions (Width x Height x Depth) are: 16.6 cm x 8.2 cm x 5.1 cm (Note: The camera is notably wide due to the panoramic film gate.) Material The body is constructed from a robust combination of titanium and aluminum. The Hasselblad branded versions typically feature a painted matte grey/black finish over the titanium, which is prone to chipping over time. The item doesn't come with original box, or instruction manual. Just the body, the 45mm lens and it's sun-hood protection.