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I have never used one, but if I got my hands on one, I would have to run out and buy bulk 70mm film, a 70mm bulk loader or two or three, 70mm development tank and a bunch of reels, . . .

While you may be able to adjust the hinges yourself, a Hasselblad repair man can realign the film back on the Hasselblad jig quickly.

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Welcome back to film photography and welcome to Photrio!! Now shoot more film!

I stand [or sit] corrected.

DIY repairs depend on the problem, parts available, appropriate tools and your skills. I no longer do more than minor repairs and would rather keep the existing repair people in business.

Welcome to Photrio. It sound like the enlarger needs to be leveled and aligned. Also you need the proper length len for each film size. Contact http://www.khbphotografix.com/omega/Enlargers/ChromegaE.htm for advice.

I had a circa 1933 Certo SuperDolly folding camera with a very sharp, high quality Zeiss f/3.5 lens, 645 and 6x6 folding camera. I was missing the 645 film cover plate, but the modern 645 120 film numbers did not line up with the numbers.

One has to first push the lens towards the camera before turning. I have to look on my other computer for an address of a Nikonos repair man in Los Angeles.

Lurk no more. Welcome to Photrio!

I will replace light seals for Hasselblad film holders, but these days that is about it.

Either a cold shoe or a hot shoe will work using the Guide Number.

I have used Samy's Camera on Fairfax in Los Angeles California since 2007. I used KEH once for a CLA and stuck shutter under warranty for a 500 mm C lens which required a complete disassembly and re-collimation. That would have been on $750 at Hasselblad NJ back then for a $550 lens purchase.

Both my Hasselblads have the appropriate Hasselblad parts and components.

Welcome to Photrio! I have a 1953 4"x5" Pacemaker Speed Graphic and a 1928 4"x5" Graflex Model D.

I use the gray Hasselblad lens caps for my 30mm C Fisheye lens and my 500mm C telephone lens so that they have the proper period lens caps.

Welcome to Photrio! Best of success on your book. I published a book as part of one on my work assignments and while it completions provided great satisfaction. It is still in publication and new additions still after over 40 years.

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I own the 503 CX and the 903 SWC.

I still own a Nikon 100 and I still use it. I have not had any door problems.

Still way to many.

Over the years, many times I have been asked if "that is a Hasselblad?" and it was. One time when I I offroading in Moab Utah, a guy told me that his son's new digital camera could "beat the pans off my camera". I gave him a look and said "You must be so proud that your son can spend so much...

SLRs are larger than range finders because the lens needs to be further from the film plane to avoid the mirror impacting the back of the lens. Furthermore the prism and mirror assembly adds to the weight.

I still get GIMP updates so I will see those improvements.

The cost of the rest of the lenses will seriously dent the wallet.

Welcome to you too, antipodal!

It would be nice to have nice bright blue skins on my Hasselblads and lenses, but I have never been motivated to go that far.

Welcome to Photrio. Obviously you are wise and have good taste in camera equipment.

The Nikon Z7ii has a nice collection of less than useful features too.

You can say that again. The learning curve can be steep on some digital cameras.