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2014-01-06T19:00:00
With a 40mm Distagon Zeiss lens is ideal for architectural photography. With a 120 mm Makro Planar Zeiss lens, is excellent for portraits. With an 80mm Planar Zeiss lens, it is unbeatable for general photography. The focusing screen is excellent for composition. Compared to a 35mm camera, the bulk and the weight are not that great, but worth for the end result.
The m.
2012-04-15T21:00:00
This is film SLR nirvana. It doesn't get any better than this.
jph425
2011-03-05T19:00:00
good image qulity
yan d.
Medium Format SLR (Single Lens Reflex) Camera
6 x 6cm format
Exclusive Hasselblad bayonet lens mount; Accepts CFi/CFE/CF/CB lenses - 30-500 mm
SLR type interchangeable waist level focusing screen (standard Acute-Matte "D" type 42215 Microprism/Split-Image; a total of seven focusing screens are available; One-touch folding waist level hood with built-in 4.5x magnifier. Optional diopter correction lenses. Field of view: 100 per cent of actual picture area
Helicoid (manual rotating mount)
Possible with optional metered viewfinders
"PC" socket for electronic flash connection on lens barrel. Flash synchronization possible at all shutter speeds up to 1/500th. TTL/OTF flash capability with Hasselblad D-Flash 40, Metz, Quantum Q Flash, and Sunpak systems.
Manual film winding crank located on camera body which simultaneously advances the film, resets the mirror and cocks the shutter; Automatic film advance possible with optional Winder CW (.8fps)
Interchangeable type
Both 3/8" and 1/4" sockets and tripod plate for rapid mounting with the optional Hasselblad Quick Coupling Accessory (Tripod Quick-Coupling S, #45144)
Yes
Yes - with lever on lens barrel
Yes - possible with switch below winding crank
Fully mechanical camera; no batteries required.
180 x 114 x 110mm (7.08 x 4.49 x 4.33") LWH (with 80mm f/2.8 CFE lens and A12 film magazine)
Camera body only, 600g (1.3 lbs); with Planar 80mm f/2.8 CFE lens, and A12 film magazine, 1500g (3.3 lbs).

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I was fortunate to find this Hasselblad
By The m.
With a 40mm Distagon Zeiss lens is ideal for architectural photography. With a 120 mm Makro Planar Zeiss lens, is excellent for portraits. With an 80mm Planar Zeiss lens, it is unbeatable for general photography. The focusing screen is excellent for composition. Compared to a 35mm camera, the bulk and the weight are not that great, but worth for the end result.
It's the classic workhorse
By jph425
This is film SLR nirvana. It doesn't get any better than this.