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I carry the Hasselblad and two lenses in a backpack with the SWC. Since the weight in on my back, well balanced, it is not a problem to backpack the camera. But I will also use the same toploading backpack with a Nikon AF for color with a 28mm to 200 AF zoom lens a Nikon AF for black & white...

Congratulations for getting your money's worth from Photrio.

I guess that I need to hold your hand as I walk through this with you. The OP raised the point that one option could cost him $3,000, wlth that kind of money the OP may want to check out buying a Hasselblad. Gee that was not too hard to follow was it? Please let go of my hand now.

I am happy that in the end you got what you wanted and saved money. You have shown the proof of concept that when the currency exchange is favorable and the the right product is available it is worth making the leap.

It took long enough for you to get there. :wink:

Yes. Next question please.

I have called and cancelled subscriptions, gotten a confirmation number and they still continue to drain the credit card. Call, told, scream, ... it does not matter, they keep coming after you until you file complaints with the Commerce Department and then they can suddenly fix the problem...

I agree. I bought the Jobo CPP2 and the 3010 Expert Drum [up to 10 4"x4" negatives] and the price seemed high, but I started using it for both color and black & white film and quickly the prices were amortized off. One of the best photographic purchases I have made.

Having a car is important, as Ed Weston said, "There is nothing worth photographing more than 200 yards from the car."

That is a good reason, unless you can run really fast.

The camera has to work for you, not what others are happy with, but if you are going to spend $3,000US then you should be considering a Hasselblad with better reliability, parts, service and lenses. Besides the Hasselblad is a system that its upward and downward compatible since 1957. You will...

One needs to fire the shutter a second time to end the T exposure, not advance the film, change the shutter speed or punt it across a goal line.

I have been using Hasselblads for over a decade and the pentagonal aperture has not caused any artifacts nor problems. People have been using the Hasselblad since 1957 without that being a problem. You have an Operator Assisted Failure.

Are you still invincible or has your manufacturer's warranty expired?

Not everyone have your skills or tools.

Exactly!

The OP needs it tightened and to stay on.

Something many avoid because it is easy to sign up for too many subscription services and then hard to get out of some of the later.

Got check with a tax expert or investment expert, everyone has different situations in various locals. Michael Kenna did something which is good for him and his situation and all you can do is gripe about it.

It gets old after a while, especially with the OP has asked or raised an interest point.

Until the IRS comes after them. Not all of us are looking for "a way to screw the Man".

How does one use cash to buy things on the internet?

Who cares?? It is his money and you do not get a say in what he does with his money? Why are you poking you nose in his personal business?

It is for long exposures: The first trip opens the shutter The second trip closes the shutter

It may well be, but it would probably not be interesting nor amazing. Roughly half the people in the world have one.

NMP Not My Problem If they do not want to take my credit cards, I will shop elsewhere.

They make little donuts in the unfocused areas and that is the main reason I never bought any mirror lenses.

I have been essentially cashless for over two decades. If one does not carry cash, then they are not seen with cash and are less likely to be held up by robbers.

The GWC School specializing in selfies and what they are about teat.

There will be a new photographic movement however we do not know what its name is, when it will start, when it will end or what its description will be. We must be patient.