Get some 16mm camera instead.
Bigger depth of field for the same apeture, so you dont need to use tripod when you want the photo to be sharp. Bokeh is lazy.
Also the setup will be much lighter, so your back will thank you every day.
The film will be cheaper, so your wife will thank you aswell.
The grain will be more prominent, so even an amateur will be able to say, that you have shot it on analog, which is the ultimate craft.
You can almost always adapt bigger lens to a smaller film, but you can never adapt a small lens to a big film.
Hasselblad sounds like some nut, like hazelnut, so other people will not confuse you with a squirrel if you go super 16 instead
Bigger depth of field for the same apeture, so you dont need to use tripod when you want the photo to be sharp. Bokeh is lazy.
Also the setup will be much lighter, so your back will thank you every day.
The film will be cheaper, so your wife will thank you aswell.
The grain will be more prominent, so even an amateur will be able to say, that you have shot it on analog, which is the ultimate craft.
You can almost always adapt bigger lens to a smaller film, but you can never adapt a small lens to a big film.
Hasselblad sounds like some nut, like hazelnut, so other people will not confuse you with a squirrel if you go super 16 instead
