The ultimate 6x9

[Jeroen]

I didn't know where to post this one - it's a bit of everything. Check the specs: the body from a Fuji GW690, an MC Super-Angulon 47mm, a built in 21mm Bessa finder. Worth 3600 euros? I'll stick to my 20/3.8 Cosina which I got for free...

http://cgi.ebay.nl/Hasselblad-Leica...557707051QQcategoryZ15241QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[jdos2]

Hmmm. I'd rather pay $700 for a good Mamiya Universal, 50mm finder, and 6x9 back.

But that's just me. Both are known to take good pictures.

 

[pvdhaar]

The seller apparently has a Hasselblad repair service in the Netherlands. I assume that he put something together from bits and bobs when he had too much spare time on his hands. Funny that there are no Hassy parts in it..

 

[rover]

how about this one?

http://www.skgrimes.com/paqpro/index.htm

 

[Stephan]

I didn't know where to post this one - it's a bit of everything. Check the specs: the body from a Fuji GW690, an MC Super-Angulon 47mm, a built in 21mm Bessa finder. Worth 3600 euros? I'll stick to my 20/3.8 Cosina which I got for free...

http://cgi.ebay.nl/Hasselblad-Leica...557707051QQcategoryZ15241QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Not worthe the price for sure, but an interesting piece of equipment. I think a 6x9 rf with a 21mm (135 equivalent) lens would be very high on my "to buy" list if there was a cheap alternative.

 

[Hektor]

Stephan, you can have mine if your serious.

47mm Super angulon, helical focussing, 6x6, 6x8, or 6x9 on 120 rollfilm body.

very compact, not a downsized 5"x4"............first £500

Regards John C.

 

[Stephan]

Stephan, you can have mine if your serious.

47mm Super angulon, helical focussing, 6x6, 6x8, or 6x9 on 120 rollfilm body.

very compact, not a downsized 5"x4"............first £500

Regards John C.

I dont have ANY money at all at the moment 😉
Otherwise I think my first acquisition will be a bronica 645 RF if they stay as cheap as they are now, then a 6x9 🙂

 

[Gordon Coale]

I'm getting close. A stealthified flat topped Mamiya Super 23 with a 65mm lens and a 28mm finder and a 6x9 back. A Mamiya Universal or Super 23 with a bad rangefinder can be had cheap. I paid $200 for mine with a good 100mm lens. I paid $75 for the 65mm lens. Maybe someday I will get that Mamiya 50mm lens and a 21mm finder.

 

[jdos2]

My appreciation for that 65mm Metrogon copy ties mine for the 50mm- the 65 for the sheer punchiness of the negatives, the 50mm for the simply outstanding sharpness; the best lens for that camera, of course ( if I can have an opinion) is the 100mm f/2.8...
Such a deal! >$300 and you have an amazing camera!