Hasselblad 500C/M with loads of extras
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rosscova
Feb 22, 2014, 4:08:24 PM2/22/14
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Hi all, I've reluctantly decided to sell my lovely Hasselblad kit. There are loads of accessories, including a Sekonic L358 light-meter, and I'd like to sell it as a kit if possible. I'll list elsewhere if nobody here wants it. Loads of pics, so please use these as the description. Everything works perfectly, shutters are both timing accurately; if you have any questions just ask.
$1,500 for everything you see here, plus a hard-case with pick-n-pluck foam to fit most of this stuff for easy transport and care. I'll also throw in some film to get you going :)
- Hasselblad 500C/M chrome, with 80mm CF T* lens, A12 back (with matching insert), and WLF. This is in beautiful condition, both functionally and aesthetically, barely any visual wear and tear at all. I'm told the focus screen is an "early" accu-mat (or however it's said). All body and lens caps included, plus a 67mm filter adapter (to use normal filters) and 67mm cap to go with it.
- 150mm C T* lens. This is well worn on the outside as you can see, but works perfectly. Both caps.
- A12 back, chrome. This one's in great condition as you can see, insert is matching.
- A24 back, black. Condition on this one isn't great aesthetically, but it works well.
- Sekonic L358 light-meter. With bag and both metering attachments. Good condition, with a couple of scratches as shown.
- 45deg prism finder. Beat-up a fair bit, but works well. Great for getting the camera up closer to eye-level.
- Chimney finder. Basic thing, but quite handy as an alternative to the waist-level. Good nick too.
- 10mm extension tube. Get a little closer to your subject. I find this one works well for tight head-shots with the 80mm.
- 21mm extension tube. Get closer still to your subject. I find this one works well for tight head-shots with the 150mm, or really close-ups with the 80mm.
- cold-shoe accessory adapter (slots on to accessory mount on side of body). I got this to mount a radio flash trigger neatly to the side of the body, but it'll take a flash just as well. Basically, it adds a cold-shoe to the main camera body, very handy.
- Hasselblad linear polarising filter. Does what it says, but is expensive because it has the bayonet mount to go directly onto the 80mm lens. Glass is in good condition, as is the ring.
As you can see, this is a pretty complete kit. The whole thing is just a pleasure to use. If you've dreamed about having your very own Hasselblad, now's the time!
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