Hasselblads- what was/is your load out?

[GarageBoy]

So, Hasselblad users past and present, what was your hasselblad load out?
What bodies, lenses, finders, film backs, winder/knobs do/did you use most of the time?

 

[Sejanus.Aelianus]

what was your hasselblad load out?

If I had the slightest idea what that means, I might be able to answer. 😕

 

[Ansel]

500 Cm + 80cfe + A12 + Tri-x = 🙂

 

[Vickko]

My favourite point & focus shooter - 203FE with 110mm f2 lens. Fantastic ultra-sharp lens with smooth bokeh.

My stand-by: 501cm with 80mm f2.8.

And for wides, the SWC/M.

But along the way, I've acquired a bunch of other C and CF lenses too, e.g. 40mm, 50mm, 150mm, 180mm, and 250mm. I pull them out whenever the need arises.

I mostly use an A12, but have an A24 because I still have a bunch of 220 film.

 

[Mudman]

500 CM, 80mm f2.8, a12 back, 45 degree NC-2 finder. Waistlevel if I'm backpacking far distances. Also have the 50mm and 150 that I use a bunch.

 

[FrankS]

500cm, 500elx, 40, 50, 80, 150.

I'm going to a juried art show opening tonight which includes a 10x10 print of mine, taken with the 40.

 

[hausen]

Arcbody 35/4.5 and 45/4.5 = 3 A12 backs + Delta 100 + Lee Big Stopper 10 stop ND

 

[mfogiel]

Lenses: everything between SWC 38mm Biogon and Sonnar 250+2x Mutar.
Bodies: 500 c/m, 503 CW, 201F, I threw one ELX away when it broke.
Most useful general purpose lens: Distagon 60/3.5
Portrait killer: Planar 110
Most fun to use: SWC/M
Film: mainly TriX or HP5+
90% tripod.

 

[oilman930]

1956 1000F with a Zeiss 80mm f/2.8 Tessar and C12 back.

1962 500C with an early six element 80mm Planer and a C12 back.

I usual use Ilford PanF or Ilford Delta 100 film.

 

[edge100]

500cm, 80/2.8 C T*, 2 x A12, Portra 400, 400H, or Tri-X

 

[CK Dexter Haven]

Yeah, the military/gun reference seems appropriate today....

203FE + 80 CFE + waistlevel.

 

[Chris101]

Yeah, the military/gun reference seems appropriate today....

203FE + 80 CFE + waistlevel.

Oh, so that's where "load out" comes from! I thought it was a quaint British phrase.

 

[Roger Hicks]

Oh, so that's where "load out" comes from! I thought it was a quaint British phrase.

No. Definitely never heard it in English.

Cheers,

R.

 

[thegman]

500cx, 50mm and 150mm lenses, 2 backs. Excellent camera, I've just come to prefer cameras with fixed lenses right now (less GAS that way, and often smaller), so I'm onto a Rolleiflex.

 

[skibeerr]

I wish I could put my load out, I only have a point and shoot.

 

[burancap]

CM/80/A12 or H/80

 

[Godfrey]

500CM + 80mm + 150mm
**45 angle prism, WL
**Rapid Winding Crank 44040
**close-up lenses & filters

SWC
**filters
**GG back

A12 back 3x


G

 

[newsgrunt]

500CM, 80cf w/10mm ext tube, 50cf. usually wlf but sometimes 45 prism.

 

[agoglanian]

For me it's the 500CM with a regular waist level finder and a rapid crank and a couple A12 backs that like to skip frames (I'll address that shortly).

I use an 80 and 150mm right now both C lenses, but I'm planning on making a swap to a 50 / 80 / 150 CF lens setup.

 

[Michael Markey]

No. Definitely never heard it in English.

Cheers,

R.

Neither have I ... curious phrase.
It sounds very urgent.