I bought a Hasselblad 500C/M body for very cheap. I knew it was in bad shape, but at $30, I just had to buy it!
I took it for service and the spring (30384) is broken. It's the spring that drives the auxiliary shutter. The repairman doesn't have the part and can't find it. It seems even Hasselblad doesn't sell that part anymore!
Does anyone happen to have one and would be willing to sell?
Thanks, but he was the first person I thought. He doesn't sell parts.
One thing I have to say: sending my camera to another country for repair isn't possible. The amount of paperwork I would need to avoid it being taxed on return is ridiculous!
Thanks, but he was the first person I thought. He doesn't sell parts.
One thing I have to say: sending my camera to another country for repair isn't possible. The amount of paperwork I would need to avoid it being taxed on return is ridiculous!
http://www.hasselblad-reparaties.nl/
He sells parts as well, you can email him in English an he is in the EU, so not really another country.
Regards,
Frank
http://www.hasselblad-reparaties.nl/
He sells parts as well, you can email him in English an he is in the EU, so not really another country.
Regards,
Frank
There should be a way to avoid heavy taxes by showing the receipt for purchasing the camera before you sent it for repairs. Check with the postal authorities in Brazil.
There should be a way to avoid heavy taxes by showing the receipt for purchasing the camera before you sent it for repairs. Check with the postal authorities in Brazil.
It would be an entertaining story (for you), but I'm not telling it, unless we're sharing a good bottle (or more) of your favorite alcoholic beverage... which would imply a personal visit. In that case, I could just take them to David Odess personally. (Edit: NOPE! You're in opposite coasts!)
Incredibly, it's *a lot* easier for a Brazilian to exit and re-enter Brazil with a full photo gear than sending one body abroad for repairs.