COLOGNE—Hasselblad is having a year full of product releases to celebrate its 75th year making cameras. First came the H6D, an update to the company's flagship medium format SLR. It was soon followed by the mirrorless medium format X1D, which isn't on the market yet but has pre-sold well enough that you'll have to wait until 2017 to get one if you haven't already ordered.

The company's 4116 collection, a series of collaborative efforts, includes the True Zoom add-on for Moto Z phones, as well as special edition camera bags from Sandqvist, and an agreement to share expertise with Alpa, a Swiss manufacturer of large format technical cameras.

It's a short-lived imprint, as Photokina brings us the last entries in the 4116 line. The X1D 4116 Edition is a limited-run version of the X1D, finished in all black, and bundled with a 45mm prime lens, an extended three-year warranty, and a leather hand strap. It's priced at $12,995.

The final 4116 collaboration is a concept rather than a product that will actually come to market. The V1D 4116 is an updated on the classic V series of medium format film cameras. Its boxy body is machined from aluminum, and matched with a digital back with a square-format 75MP image sensor. Its grip and shutter release are modular, as are other on-body accessories, so they can be placed on either side of the body to accommodate right-handed and left-handed photographers with ease. The square format eliminates the need to rotate the camera to change between portrait and landscape orientation, and features a classic waist-level viewfinder.

The V1D and other 4116 products are on display at Photokina.