Hasselblad HC 150mm f3.2 review on X1D ii and X2D, does this old lens perform on X cameras

Another lens from my Hasselblad H3D-39 camera is the subject of this review, the HC 150mm f3.2, that I use on my X1D mark ii and my X2D with the Hasselblad XH adapter.

As this lens covers a bigger sensor in the H3D-39, a 36.7x49mm large CCD sensor, no vignetting is expected. But how does a smaller part of the image circle resolve on a 50mpx or even a 100mpx small medium format sensor?

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