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  1. msdemanche
    11-26-2008 12:13 PM - permalink
    msdemanche
    I have added some work shot with my hasselblad in my gallery. Interested in any comments from the group.
    new member
    Michel
  2. msdemanche
    11-24-2008 03:12 PM - permalink
    msdemanche
    I have been using my Hassey for two years now. Before I used a Yashica G. Got the girl on ebay and had her refurbished and am very happy with her. right now all of my posted work is either holg or 4X5 but I will get some hassey images up soon.
  3. hamakimi
    11-10-2008 04:22 PM - permalink
    hamakimi
    Hi,

    I've owned my 503CW for some years now. Switched to digital in 2001, but now rediscovering the analog way of working. I've fallen in love again with the square format.
    Also thinking of setting up my b/w darkroom again.
    Still have my enlarger Durst 605.

    I'm new to this site, just registered.

    My Hasselblad equipment consists of:
    503CW
    80mm
    150mm
    PME45
    Variable macro ring
    Prof lenshood
    500ELM (for sale on ebay)
    Loop finder
    2x A12 magazines
  4. Jonas Adolfsen
    10-04-2008 02:17 AM - permalink
    Jonas Adolfsen
    I just got myself a SWC from the 70's in mint condition, and it really is fantastic, even so a bit difficult to get good pictures with. But with a little practice....
  5. nik4s
    08-25-2008 09:03 AM - permalink
    nik4s
    Long time Hasselblad user, 503cw and 50, 80, and 180, and a black swc/m with rmfx finder. Love shooting square.
  6. Kvistgaard
    08-14-2008 01:09 PM - permalink
    Kvistgaard
    Finally made it out of 35mm. Surprised at how much easier (almost) everything is with 6x6.

    Mine is a 500c/m with the standard 80mm CF T*. WLF and prism finder, three backs. What more can you possibly ask for? 150mm lens, perhaps...
  7. André E.C.
    08-01-2008 10:26 AM - permalink
    André E.C.
    I keep on dreaming with a Planar CF 100mm F/3.5 to substitute my 80 f/2.8, sooner or later...

    Cheers
  8. John_Nikon_F3HP
    07-21-2008 07:55 PM - permalink
    John_Nikon_F3HP
    Currently in between Hassy bodies, but have owned a couple 500c's over the past few years. When it comes to MF, square is how I fly... I've noticed that some of the NC series eyelevel prisms do have a normal Nikon F/F2/F3 thread. Might be easier to use a Nikon diopter than hunting down the genuine 'blad diopters...

    -J
  9. Les
    07-11-2008 09:08 PM - permalink
    Les
    Hello. I live in Bear, DE. I shoot medium format and I have just started using 5x7 and 4x5. I shoot mostly black and white film. I have a darkroom and process and print all my own work. I also have the PME45 prism which is a great aide to focussing and composing. Regards,
    Les
  10. Fintan
    07-05-2008 04:48 PM - permalink
    Fintan
    So is everyone kindof interested in square photos or do you guys shoot H or X series?

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