501c is MUCH newer (decades newer) than a 500c. The 500c does not have an interchangable viewing screen, and the stock screen of the 501c will be of higher quality.
501c cannot change the winder (problematic for me as I use the meter winder when travelling). Condition is everything, but if both are operating normally the 501c is the better camera largely due to age (and it will fetch more on the used market).
At the end of the day, they are more the same than different...
Are you sure you has a back-up!
I would keep them both. Should a repair become necessary for one you have a backup. Repairs as well as CLA can leave you without one for longer than you would like.
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My 500c has a screen that can be swapped out so Im able to get the best from both cameras into one. Mainly asking about the house itself and especially the barn doors. They clearly look a little scruffy. Side note.... How precise is the meter winder? I usually just carry my gossen lightmeter with me so probably wont get one, but you never know
Interesting about the screen. I took the plunge into the world of Hasselbad late last year with the purchase of a 1969 500C (TE 93195) and being a 500C assumed the screen was non-interchangeable. However, having read this thread I took a closer look just now. The screen is held in with four small screws, so does this put it into the 'interchangeable' category or is it merely 'disassemble for repair/servicing' ?My 500c has a screen that can be swapped out so Im able to get the best from both cameras into one. Mainly asking about the house itself and especially the barn doors. They clearly look a little scruffy. Side note.... How precise is the meter winder? I usually just carry my gossen lightmeter with me so probably wont get one, but you never know
Interesting about the screen. I took the plunge into the world of Hasselbad late last year with the purchase of a 1969 500C (TE 93195) and being a 500C assumed the screen was non-interchangeable. However, having read this thread I took a closer look just now. The screen is held in with four small screws, so does this put it into the 'interchangeable' category or is it merely 'disassemble for repair/servicing' ?
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