To what it worth (which is nearly zero). The first MF camera with Sony Cmos sensor was the Hasselblad H5C-50c beating the rest by ...half a year!
There was no IQ-250 (the first P1 cmos) delivered before (end of) summer 2014. Hasselblad started delivering H5D-50 on February 2014.
This is not correct. Phase One was first to ship a CMOS back*. As it was the first to ship 60mp, 80mp, and 100mp.
2014-Jan---- - Early in January, Phase One invites its dealers to a conference to be held on Jan 22 in Hong Kong
2014-Jan-22 - Hasselblad catches wind; issues a (ahem)
minimalist press release; says to expect pricing/details in March
2014-Jan-24 - Phase One
launches the IQ250 with full specs, sample files, pricing, and videos.
2014-Jan-27 - IQ250 Units start shipping to dealers
2014-Feb-14 - IQ250 Units start shipping to end-users.
2014-Mar-03 - Hasselblad
announces pricing and availability of the H5D-50C (no wifi, live view only while tethered)
2014-Sep-16 -
Hasselblad announces an improved H5D-50C model will ship in November with WiFi and live view on the LCD
2015-Feb-12 - After a delay, Hasselblad ships first H5D-50C with wifi and live view on back
*For those being pedantic Leaf had a back called CMOST that used a CMOS sensor in 2002! But it was a commercial flop and didn't share much in common with a modern CMOS back.
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Jan 22 Hasselblad Press Release
Hasselblad is set to launch the world's first 50MP medium format camera using CMOS sensor technology. The groundbreaking H5D-50c will go on sale in March.
Ove Bengtson, Hasselblad Product Manager said: "This pioneering 50 megapixel CMOS sensor camera is based on our H5D-50 model but will offer a faster capture rate; longer shutter speed capability and much greater ISO performance. It will provide greatly improved Live Video in Phocus and will also be available with Multi-Shot functionality." He added: "We believe this will provide a highly compelling option for professional photographers who prefer a more versatile camera that enables them to immediately embrace a wider range of photo-disciplines but still encapsulating the exceptionally high-end image quality associated with Hasselblad."
Hasselblad's new CEO Ian Rawcliffe said: "We are extremely excited about this highly adaptable new camera which will offer an even broader palette of shooting options for our high-end customers."This is a world-first and underpins Hasselblad's status at the forefront of camera technology. It will be the first of a number of medium format capture innovations we have planned for the coming months."
Further information and prices for the new H5D-50c models will be announced in March.