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Dennis-B

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I always use a 45 degree prism finder. Pressing the finder against my forehead adds a great deal of stability to a hand help shot. Wilde makes this suggestion as well.

I see that SG makes this suggestion as well.
My first 500 C/M came with a flash bracket grip. It was very ergonomic, and included a cable release. I could manipulate the necessary controls with my right hand, and I really liked the 45 degree prism. You can find the flash brackets for well under $100. My "new" 500 C/M has a 45 degree prism mounted, but I'm fairly comfortable not using the bracket grip this days.
 

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Hasselblad's are a little like cocaine: God's way of telling you that you have too much money. I have several, starting with my first, an SWC. Still my favorite camera of all time.

So, does this mean you're rolling in $$$ :smile:
 

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Let's put it this way: When I bought my SWC in the 90's I had a lot more money than I have today. But I still have that camera.

And look at all the enjoyment it bought him during that time.
 
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