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This is a great subject for this time of year when there are so many indoor and outdoor performances this month.

I am suggesting that for $400US you could buy a Hasselblad body now and in a short time buy a lens for that body. It just takes a little longer between buying lenses with Hasselblad, but you will not need to buy another MF body again.

Thank you for the interesting interview.

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I rarely carry a tripod but when I need a tripod I use a carbon fiber tripod that can handle heavier camera and lens than I am using to have greater vibration free stability.

Thank you for providing the technical contact.

Sales tax, VAT and other taxes are just the cost of doing business in your country and their are few exceptions for normal people like us.

I like the Gossen Luna SBC for my external light meter. You may want to consider a prism with a built in light meter.

No it was rated at EX+, but since I had recently brought other Hasselblad lenses from them recently they gave a big discount because it was a 500 C lens.

Hard to predict months in advance, but the sooner you make inquires you better understanding you will get. Any time schools are in session. Avoid the crowds. We travel on shoulder travel dates. Spring would be wonderful.

No, one uses the replenished XTOL, then 70ml of stock XTOL is added to the replenished bottle, and the remained of the tank is put back in the replenished bottle and the excess is discarded. Replenished [seasoned] XTOL can be used for years this way. The longer the replenished XTOL is used, be...

Properly sealed I have had stock XTOL and replenished XTOL last for years, usually more than 2 years.

I use 1" or 1.5" neck straps for my 35mm and MF cameras.

Much of the inner channel of Alaska is not accessible by road. One must come by ship or airplane. Check by internet for each place you are interested in.

Samys Camera in southern California repairs many cameras and has a Hasselblad trained repair man, Mike.

I will still continue to by Kodak and Rollei film as my mainline choices and Ilford as needed. I just roll with the price changes.

The Hasselblad 503 CX fits well in my left hand and I always use a wide strap for it. I also use a wide neck strap for my Nikons.

A good comparison would be Rollei lens and Hasselblad lenses since both are made by Zeiss.

The return policy alone makes KEH alone makes KEH worth it. But consider what if the purchased used camera or lens needed a CLA? I purchased a 500mm Hasselblad lens for $475 and it needed to have a CLA. The cost of the CLA was over $750 because the lens needed to be completely disassembled...

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A good solid TH-WACKK! from my Hasselblad has kept me honest and on my life path with photography.

When I would do extensive photography in the snow and cold temperatures, I would send my camera out for a CLA to prepare the camera for that cold weather before I went into the cold weather. Doing that I never had any problems even with my batteries, although I have been know to keep an extra...

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I shoot close ups so rarely I have Hasselblad extension tubes that I have never used since I purchased them in 2008.

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When I liked in a house with a dehumidifier there was always dust in the water. Set up a double distilling set up and you can have all the distilled water you want.

Great work! Thank you for posting.

I have used both the 135mm lens and a 150mm lens to enlarge 4"x5" film sheets and the only difference I noticed was the high the enlarge was raised from the paper.