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Mathew McDonald
a Expert
from Sausalito, Ca.Date Reviewed: November 18, 2000
Strengths: Super lightweight, compact field camera that perfectly integrates with balance of Hasselblad SLR lineup.Weaknesses: Expensive, particularly for non Hassy owners. Not a hand holdable camera.Bottom Line: Generous movements for field camera, Rodenstock lenses, Hasselblad build quality and I get to use my A12 backs? This is a no brainer! I share film backs with my 2000FCW and have lightened my load over 5LBS from my Linhof Super Tech IV setup. Far quicker setup and with the price I got for Linhof, I bought this gorgeous camera. No more loading of Super Rollex backs, that's worth it alone!
Duration Product Used: 21+ years
Price Paid:
$4400.00
Purchased At: Robert White
Similar Products Used: Linhof Super Technika IV, Wisner Pocket Expedition 45, Horseman VHR, Silvestri T30
Type of photography: Outdoor
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joost duppen
a Professional
from netherlandsDate Reviewed: August 6, 2000
Strengths: shift and tilt within a system I already
use. very compact and lightweighted.
Weaknesses: to shift and get more of "the ground" in your photo you have to turn the camera upside down.Bottom Line: bacause of the fact that I make a lot of architecture photos (buildings in- and outside) I bougt this camera. One can shift just enough. I bougt the body with the 35mm and 75mm lens. 35 I use most. and the 75mm I can use if I have to make a picture of a product, so I can tilt the body.
Duration Product Used: 11-20 years
Similar Products Used: normal technical camera. too heavy too big to take with you on location.
Type of photography: Outdoor
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