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This 500 C/M shows normal signs of use. A piece of black plastic around the dial knob is missing. It does not affect the function of the camera. Our photos are part of our listings and you will receive the camera in the photo. Please see photos for the best information about cosmetic condition.
The Hasselblad 500C/M was the third medium-format, single-lens reflex camera (SLR) designed and produced in Sweden by Dr. Victor Hasselblad. Designed to capture 6cm x 6cm square images on 120 (12 exposures).
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This Camera is a favorite of photographer Dan Rubin. See it in action below:
And another video with Braedon Flynn and Dan Rubin both shooting Hasselblads comparing different Kodak black and white films:
Part of the uniqueness of the Hasselblad 500-series camera is its modular design. The camera consists of a body fashioned from a single block of nickel-alloy, a lens, a film back, a folding viewfinder (or optional prism finder), and a film crank, each of which is interchangeable with almost every Hasselblad 500-series camera produced from 1957 through 2006, when the last Hasselblad 500-series camera was hand-assembled, in 2006.
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