Hasselblad CFV-50c - Testing, Review, Dynamic Range & ISO

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• Comment Link Tuesday, 24 February 2015 09:49 posted by NickSu

  Fantastic camera! I like it very much!

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• Comment Link Thursday, 26 February 2015 10:44 posted by Caitlin

  The image quality is indeed amazing, but I am afraid that the cost is prohibitive for most. It is a very specialized camera, as are the film versions. It is not a sports camera for sure, a studio camera yes, definately. But again there is that cost!

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• Comment Link Sunday, 01 March 2015 17:58 posted by Brian

  Matt, you mentioned in the beginning of the video about difficulties focusing, and that you'd go into that more later, but i couldn't find where you addressed that. Was there a big discrepancy between the focusing screen and the sensor plane? Did you notice how accurate the ISO rating was (to make use of a separate light meter)?

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• Comment Link Friday, 27 March 2015 19:59 posted by DKLA

  I see that E-6 120 processing is $17 in Australia, $6.50 in the US. If you get a nice Epson Perfection scanner, like the V800, then a roll of film is actually pretty cheap. Certainly cheaper than $100. If you shoot B&W and process it yourself then it becomes really cheap!

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• Comment Link Friday, 04 September 2015 18:13 posted by Jonathan Harkness

  Thank you for the review. Hasselblad just needs to cut the price so it can be justified relative to going with a Pentax 645Z. Not sure if Hasselblad will do that given the current management of the company which alas appears to be taking the company into a "used to be" a great company status.

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