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Hasselblad 500 C/M : Specifications and Opinions

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The Hasselblad 500 C/M is a reflex camera that uses film (non-digital) manufactured from 1970 to 1994 (discontinued). It does not have a continuos shooting mode. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is €;

20 users have given it an average vote of 9.9 out of 10

Esposure
Shutter speeds
Exp. modes	M
Metering modes
Features
Stabilization	No
Continuos shooting	FPS
Pre-Burst	No
Live View	No
MLU/SS	No
Video mode
WiFi	No
GPS	No
Camera body and built
Viewfinder	Optical, coverage %, x
Flash	No
Battery
Weather sealing	No
Weight	g
Dimensions	x x mm
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Odysseus

sent on October 05, 2023

Pros: All the good things that have been written by those who have preceded me.

Cons: Nothing... (forgivable noise, considering the 'not discreet' professional vocation).

Opinion: In hindsight, I wish I had owned one less Leica R and one more Hasselblad C/M, instead of having borrowed it on various occasions. For my taste, the ergonomics of the 'cube' are fabulous for the set portrait. Regardless of the noise, which however must be evaluated according to the congenial contexts of the device, my 'artistic vocation' would have benefited...

Kroki

sent on September 18, 2022

Pros: It's always her... wherever you look at it expresses beauty and solidity

Cons: not having taken it back before

Opinion: I had it from 1987 to 1988... sold x economic reasons I have always promised to buy it back ... well... the time has come... found by RCE beautiful, overhauled... with 50 and 150 black t*... just loading the first roller was an emotion ... only the scent of the emulsion makes you go back to youth

Delio.bartolucci.boyle

sent on December 26, 2019

Pros: Modularity. Mechanical. Construction. Aesthetic. Sound. Versatility. Weight.

Cons: At one time maybe the price. now not even that.

Opinion: My mother gave me this car when I started having a wedding as a boy. They told us it was the best car and I took it maybe with a bit of lightness. It actually took me years before I stopped being intimidated by the medium. Everyone with photography has his own relationship that you want to do. Years later, while I was in full acquisition syndrome and a little gnawing that I couldn't take a medium a little embanked https://www.juzaphoto.com/topic2.php?l=it&show=last&t=2612962#19260433 at one point I said to myself, "Hey, but I have a hassy in the closet. who cares to take the last cry of a modern medium?" was a joy. the first rollers thrown, I think it's inevitable. but getting familiar with the approach that it requires for me is simply the PERFECT machine. Apart from that it's a poem just to see it and touch it, to use it, to feel it, to take amazing photos. everyone uses it for landscapes and study I make a very street use of it, as a battle. its modularity is proverbial. mechanically stainless, infallible. the lenses that are now very little for me are still extraordinary. I mount them on sigma fp and at 24mp they crop a bit but they have an extraordinary solvency. to the touch are sassi. along with the 80 I also took the mythical 150 and 50 first version hope one day to take even the 40fc. are extraordinary lenses. Precise. the soft, precise, never nervous blurry. a machine full of genius that is slowly discovered. I can't help it anymore. I continue to use the nikon when I need a lot of shots but there is no comparison, the negative of a 6X6 and this machine in particular is another thing. 35mm can't get there. beautiful to use, to see, perfect results. for me the absolute number 1. I give her 10 because I can't think of anything but perfection when I think about it. Ansel Adams used it. For me, those who approach film photography must definitely evaluate this medium. it's a machine that makes you think before you take a picture, sure, but it's much less cumbersome than it may seem in the first 5 rollers, in fact, it's a machine that asks for respect and understands it but then assists you, to prevent you from doing big or small damage. even in the event of a collision. Victor at the first presentation in New York asked bystanders to drop it to show its resistance. Volvo style. If Nasa used it for fake landing manfrina it's because it was and is the most reliable camera produced by the human mind. It's a shame that they have abandoned the wonderful digital benches, it would be nice if a company could make the actual 6x6 sensor coming to a super format and especially without cropping the lenses. which is a crime especially when it comes to the wideangles, the first with that sharp corner to corner, without the slightest shadow of vignette even at TA (reason why we did not go to the moon, where instead in the photos there is an obvious fall off of side light typical of artificially lit scenes. the debunkers say that it is the fault of the Zeiss lenses for the V System. but those who use them know that it is a blasphemy to try. And the canvases, with those slow and precise fires, that wonderful system to immediately understand the depth of field by taking a look at the area and shifting the times without changing the diaphragm, if in the first roller they seem to you accessories maybe not even so welcome then you begin to understand its meaning. you have to remove the lens with the charged machine otherwise it won't come back. it sounds like a joke but it is so. If you have a doubt about this machine, take it off. and if the photos don't come good to you, it means you didn't have something interesting enough in front of you. because she doesn't lie. he's not wrong. If the aliens were to land and we had to explain the photograph to them, they should be shown the Hasselblad.

GualtieroMuti

sent on August 25, 2019

Pros: Everything from construction to the final image

Cons: Create dependency

Opinion: It is not a tip and snaps (trivial observation), it really forces you to think, but the use becomes a rite almost a religion. Then it's hard to miss photos, not because it's easy to do the opposite: it's so hard, it forces you so much to think that you can't not care about the image (also because an unprinted shot, just roller and development - in the lab not in the house - costs about 1.5 euros , equal to 9 euros per roller). It's cumbersome and heavy, you probably don't go to street (let's discuss it, class is not fast, it takes a slowed street), but the results.

Pucci Mirti della Valle

sent on June 02, 2018

Pros: Construction, reliability, absolute quality, versatility

Cons: It makes you fall in love so much that you don't potersene separate even in your sleep

Opinion: Well... what to say. Hasselblad, the absolute story, that pompous name, that philosophy; It takes you to see and raggionare like no other camera in the world can do. It is a world in its entirety. It is not a point and shoot machine and many consider it a purely study machine, even if in my opinion, it has no rivals in any field where it arises. Today use a 500cm-500c-501cm and so on is like going against everything you are accustomed to use; Because already only when you go to grip, look in the cockpit and realize that the image appears to mirror the reality, the first experiences creates much confusion (unless you work a useful, heavy and expensive pentaprism viewfinder), the Made of then having to focus that way, set aperture and shutter speeds and walk with the external meter (if you do not know how to read the light to the eye), it can be daunting and difficult, but once you hold the hand, everything comes automatic and sensational at the Same time. After removing the protective foil you are ready to "shoot" the photo. It is said to shoot because the "sound" of the Mirror that rises and the shutter that closes reminds more the shot of shotgun Cal 12 rather than a camera. Perhaps for this reason and also for the non-immediacy of use, its greatest limitation are the sport photography and the volatile fauna. For the rest I go back to say that it is a car that leads you to reason before you shoot. Today it is located at prices all in all accessible, only body and the classic planar 80mm f 2.8. If you want to do something for good, that is a serious and complete kit of several optics and accessories, well here is not a means for everyone. Another limit (maybe for the "big" so then it cancels) is the fact of having only 12 poses, provided not to weigh down with other reserve warehouses already loaded. Another limit that makes a camera challenging, after the costs of management, is the weight; Not so much as the camera alone, but of all the loot that normally you carry around, for example I always walk with two stores, one BeW and the other always with the color, 4 lenses, filters, various adapters and tripod, you get to drag a 5-year-old baby well-fed. But those who love and accept all this would never change it. At the top, viewed and considered the age of the projects. For those who have it today, there are digital stores that can modernize it and bring it to a level of use/fascination that today, at a distance of 75 years, still does not fear rivals. Always to consider the cost of the warehouse is not indifferent, for the cfv50 it takes €11,700, little bit less. What to say, a gem still today that will never fade that I prefer to any other machine today, so much that I have put the 5d MkIII into oblivion. Will it be the Hasselblad name? Will that celluloid has a indescribable charm? Will it be his form, which has been a source of imitation for various brands that have tried to be rivals but never even comparable to the Swedish cube? In short, it makes you fall in love so much that you leave your heart... and your wallet...

Photos taken with Hasselblad 500 C/M

Photo taken at Lhasa (Tibet) in 1988 in an obviously

by Marco50
85 comments, 7053 views

Rome 1995

by Mauriziop
52 comments, 5758 views

San Pietro 1993

by Mauriziop
40 comments, 4762 views

Photo 1986

by Mauriziop
21 comments, 3704 views

Film photo dia 1985

by Mauriziop
46 comments, 4929 views

HI RES 8.7 MP

Peasantry

by Mauriziop
51 comments, 4766 views

Photo film dia 1990

by Mauriziop
35 comments, 3211 views

Ancient Peasant

by Mauriziop
19 comments, 6031 views

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San Pietro 1993

by Mauriziop
32 comments, 3611 views

Antiche Contadine Photos 1986

by Mauriziop
24 comments, 1963 views

Chestnuts Roman

by Mauriziop
30 comments, 4604 views

Film photo dia 1985

by Mauriziop
28 comments, 3352 views

St. Peter

by Mauriziop
26 comments, 2833 views

Untitled Photo

by Mauriziop
29 comments, 2274 views

Photo 1993

by Mauriziop
47 comments, 2856 views

HI RES 5.3 MP

Bag pepper

by Silvio Maccario
32 comments, 6679 views

HI RES 7.9 MP

Snowfall in 1985

by Mauriziop
34 comments, 3700 views

My Mother 1930 1986

by Mauriziop
24 comments, 3209 views

HI RES 3.9 MP

Tan Luna

by Mauriziop
26 comments, 2981 views

Film photo dia 1985

by Mauriziop
29 comments, 3784 views

HI RES 11.7 MP

We do that today?

by Mauriziop
15 comments, 1802 views

Film photo dia 1985

by Mauriziop
22 comments, 2065 views

Forest IL

by Mauriziop
16 comments, 1556 views

Cathedral

by Mauriziop
6 comments, 2066 views

HI RES 6.2 MP

Let's stay at home.....

by Mauriziop
21 comments, 1255 views

HI RES 4.9 MP

Verbania Lake Maggiore

by Mauriziop
29 comments, 2882 views

HI RES 8.4 MP

Tan Di Luna

by Mauriziop
19 comments, 1734 views

Golgotha

by Mauriziop
41 comments, 3319 views

Antica Contadina photo film 1985

by Mauriziop
21 comments, 1632 views

HI RES 6.5 MP

Rome 1985

by Mauriziop
37 comments, 2127 views

Ancient Peasant

by Mauriziop
8 comments, 7237 views

HI RES 5.0 MP

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The Rock of Monaco from Tte de Chien (550 m)

by Silvio Maccario
15 comments, 2449 views

HI RES 7.3 MP

Ancient Peasant

by Mauriziop
9 comments, 3823 views

Antiche Contadine photo film 1985

by Mauriziop
19 comments, 1282 views

Old Work

by Mauriziop
13 comments, 1910 views

Ancient Peasant

by Mauriziop
14 comments, 3239 views

Day and Night

by Mauriziop
27 comments, 2184 views

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