Sirius Glass
Subscriber
These are such dramatically different systems that it makes me wonder if you've really thought things through here. You first need to really consider what kinds of photos you want to take, how you take them, and what you want to accomplish. First question is will you always be using a tripod? If not, rule out the Pentax 67. It's a beast! The Mamamiya would be the best choice if not using a tripod. The Hassleblad is in between (although bulky.) Next question is are you thinking of using this as a studio camera or a travel camera, or what? For studio the Pentax and Hassleblad work well, for travel the Mommy 7. Are you mostly shooting people or landscapes? For people, the Hassleblad. For landscapes, the Pentax. How many lenses are you thinking of buying, and again what will you be shooting with them? Will you be using flash sync? Sync on Pentax is 1/30s (I think), on Hassy it's 1/500s with leaf lenses. Do you need a built in meter or are you planning on using a handheld meter? You really need to put more thought into this before spending big money.
Kent in SD
Gosh I use the Hasselblad for all types of photography. According to you I must be doing it wrong!
