TimPrebble
Member
There are plenty of TX1 and TX2 for sale in Japan if you know where to look, but no bargains...
(I bought my TX2 from a Tokyo camera shop, which listed the shutter count as being practically new/minimally used)
You could ask Japan Camera Hunter to try sourcing one for you?
Or get on Chrome with autotranslate turned on and search all the Japanese camera store websites...
https://www.japancamerahunter.com/2013/05/the-complete-tokyo-camera-shopping-guide/
ah he has one for sale at the moment:
https://www.japancamerahunter.com/product/hasselblad-x-pan-ii-w-45mm-lens/
(I bought my TX2 from a Tokyo camera shop, which listed the shutter count as being practically new/minimally used)
You could ask Japan Camera Hunter to try sourcing one for you?
Or get on Chrome with autotranslate turned on and search all the Japanese camera store websites...
https://www.japancamerahunter.com/2013/05/the-complete-tokyo-camera-shopping-guide/
ah he has one for sale at the moment:
https://www.japancamerahunter.com/product/hasselblad-x-pan-ii-w-45mm-lens/
predicolous
Established
I also recently gave up on fighting the GAS and acquired a Mamiya 7 + 65mm for the sake of the rangefinder and the ability to shoot 35mm panoramas.
Shot my first roll with an 3D printed adapter and was instantly hooked! The additional markings in the viewfinder are very helpful for the framing!
Currently awaiting the parcel with the original panoramic adapter!
If you’re even more on a budget, a Mamiya 6 MF might be an even more affordable and portable option!
Shot my first roll with an 3D printed adapter and was instantly hooked! The additional markings in the viewfinder are very helpful for the framing!
Currently awaiting the parcel with the original panoramic adapter!
If you’re even more on a budget, a Mamiya 6 MF might be an even more affordable and portable option!
newsgrunt
Well-known
tell me about it. To this day, I regret not buying a 30 that was listed here at a VERY good price. basically kicking myself over the shortsighted decisionThe 30mm lens is also extremely expensive :bang:
dourbalistar
Buy more film
ah he has one for sale at the moment:
https://www.japancamerahunter.com/product/hasselblad-x-pan-ii-w-45mm-lens/
Five thousand five hundred dollars!!!
Huss
Veteran
Five thousand five hundred dollars!!!![]()
lol yeah I’ve always found JCH to be extremely pricey.
karateisland
Established
There are plenty of TX1 and TX2 for sale in Japan if you know where to look, but no bargains...
(I bought my TX2 from a Tokyo camera shop, which listed the shutter count as being practically new/minimally used)
You could ask Japan Camera Hunter to try sourcing one for you?
Or get on Chrome with autotranslate turned on and search all the Japanese camera store websites...
https://www.japancamerahunter.com/2013/05/the-complete-tokyo-camera-shopping-guide/
ah he has one for sale at the moment:
https://www.japancamerahunter.com/product/hasselblad-x-pan-ii-w-45mm-lens/
I will actually be in Japan in September, so that might not be a bad plan...
mikeamos
Newbie
I recently purchased a Fuji TX-1 from ebay and a seller in Japan. The sale was fantastic. The seller, Irohas Camera answered all my questions, sent me additional photos and offered 30 day returns. Once I purchased the camera, it was shipped and I received it in 3 days and even though listed as excellent condition, it was a mint copy. Very happy!
https://www.ebay.com/str/irohas-camera/Other-/_i.html?_storecat=1
If you are visiting Tokyo later this year, Film Camera Tokyo in Harajuku seems to have a few of both the Fuji and the Hasselblads always listed at prices a little bit more reasonible than Japan Camera Hunter. Might be worth a look:
https://filmcameratokyo.jp/
Good luck on the search!
Mike
www.photobasecamp.com
https://www.ebay.com/str/irohas-camera/Other-/_i.html?_storecat=1
If you are visiting Tokyo later this year, Film Camera Tokyo in Harajuku seems to have a few of both the Fuji and the Hasselblads always listed at prices a little bit more reasonible than Japan Camera Hunter. Might be worth a look:
https://filmcameratokyo.jp/
Good luck on the search!
Mike
www.photobasecamp.com
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