The Hasselblad H3D is a medium format digital SLR introduced in the mid-2000s as part of Hasselblad's H-system, combining an autofocus body with an integrated digital back. It was positioned at the professional studio and commercial photography market, sold at high retail prices when new.

At recent UK auction, hammer prices for the H3D have landed between roughly £810 and £1,000, with the two recorded sales sitting close together around the £900 mark. As of 2026, this represents a steep discount from original retail, though figures remain highly condition-sensitive and depend heavily on which sensor variant (22, 31, 39 or 50 megapixel) is fitted, with higher-resolution backs typically commanding more when they appear.