Showing posts with label medium format camera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label medium format camera. Show all posts

29/04/97

Hasselblad 501CM Medium Format Camera

Hasselblad 501CM Medium Format Camera

Hasselblad 501CM
Hasselblad 501CM
(c) Victor Hasselblad AB

Following the success of Hasselblad's new 503CW camera, photographers entering the system have requested a new, lower priced, less specified alternative that incorporates the innovative GMS (Gliding Mirror System), which provides a full viewfinder image with virtually all lenses, irrespective of focal length. Hasselblad has responded by introducing a new model to the system - the 501CM.

The new camera body, complete with GMS, will be available separately or as a complete kit together with the Zeiss Planar C 2.8/80 mm lens and the new A12 magazine which incorporates an integral slide holder. Both versions are only available in chrome trim. The kit offers an ideal opportunity for those photographers wishing to enter the Hasselblad system, with the separate body being a useful item for committed Hasselblad photographers requiring an additional camera body.

The 501CM is the latest addition to Hasselblad's 500 series of cameras, which accept the razor-sharp Zeiss lenses with integral shutters providing flash sync at all shutter speeds. Lenses of 14 different focal lengths range from 30 to 500 mm and these can be extended further with 1.4X and 2X converters.

The timeless Hasselblad system is built with the photographer in mind. The modular construction of the 500 series means, for example, that Hasselblad lenses, magazines and most accessories - both new and old - are fully compatible, regardless of age.

Hasselblad 501CM: Technical Specifications

Camera body. One-piece, cast aluminium alloy shell with 3/8" and 1/4" socket threads and tripod plate for rapid mounting with the Hasselblad tripod quick-coupling accessory.

Film format. 6x6 cm (21/4 x 21/4") or 6x4.5 cm
(21/4 x 15/8") with appropriate magazines. 6x4.5 cm (21/4 x 15/8") or 6x3 cm
(21/4 x 11/5") with format mask.

Film choices. 120 and 220 rollfilm, 70 mm perforated film and Polaroid film with accessory magazines.

Film advance. Simultaneous manual shutter winding and film advance.

Lenses. Interchangeable Carl Zeiss CF- and C-lenses with focal lengths of 30, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100, 120, 135, 150, 180, 250, 250SA, 350 and 500 mm. Converter 2XE, PC-Mutar 1.4X Shift Converter and Teleconverter 1.4XE.

Shutter. Between-lens shutter with speeds from 1 s to 1/500 s and B.

Flash synchronization. The between-lens shutter provides flash synchronization at all shutter speeds.

Exposure Metering. Meter Prism Viewfinders available as accessories.

Viewfinder. Fitted with GMS, Gliding Mirror System, which provides a full image in the viewfinder with virtually all lenses. Interchangeable focusing screens for different applications. Folding focusing hood with 4.5x magnifier that can be exchanged for: reflex viewfinders, magnifying hood, prism viewfinders (45° and 90° viewing angles) either with or without built-in light meter.

System compatibility. All CF- and C- lenses. All magazines, viewfinders and most other accessories.

Dimensions. With focusing hood, Planar C 2.8/80 mm, film magazine A12: length 180 mm (7"), width 114 mm (4.5"), height 110 mm (4.3").

Weight. With focusing hood, Planar C 2.8/80 mm, film magazine A12: 1500 g (3.3lb) Camera body only: 600 g (1.3lb)

Camera finish. Chrome, supplied with focusing hood, carrying strap and front and rear protective covers.

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03/11/96

Hasselblad 503CW Medium Format Camera at VISCOMM Photo Exhibition in New York

Hasselblad 503CW Medium Format Camera at VISCOMM Photo Exhibition in New York

At the VISCOMM photo exhibition in New York Victor Hasselblad AB presents the Hasselblad 503CW, the latest addition to the extensive Hasselblad medium format camera line. This newly designed camera body has been re-developed from the workhorse model, the 503CXi. The new camera features an ingeneous development in the GMS (Gliding Mirror System) which gives a full image in the viewfinder regardless of focal length of lens or extension.

The 503CW is the next evolution of the timeless design of the Hasselblad camera which is one of the most respected cameras in the world. It is compatible with the entire line of leaf shutter lenses from 30mm to 500mm. There are also two tele converters available; 2X and 1.4X.

Hasselblad 503CW
Hasselblad 503CW
© Victor Hasselblad AB

As with the 503CXi, flash synchronization can be made up to 1/500th of a second and the cameras OTF/TTL dedicated flash feature assures users of superb exposure control on the film plane where the actual image is formed.

In addition to the new camera, Hasselblad also has broken ground with the new Winder CW. This new product has been developed for use with the 503CW and the 503CXi camera bodies. Its ergonomically designed hand grip is comfortable in all possitions and the winder fits tightly against the camera body offering stability and balance, while maintaining easy access to all of the cameras functions. The Winder CW has four firing modes plus on/off lock. Single exposure, continuous exposure, multiple exposure, and infrared remote control.

Hasselblad 503CW
Hasselblad 503CW with the Winder CW
© Victor Hasselblad AB

Another exciting new accessory, an IR Remote Control for the winder, allows the photographer the option of working away from the camera, in the studio or on location. The transmitter resembles an auto alarm transmitter in size and can be individually programmed for a specific camera or multiple camera setups making it a perfect solution for sporting events or industrial uses. The IR remote control is also ideally suited for studio work with children, groups, etc.

Hasselblad 503CW
Hasselblad 503CW with the IR Remote Control for the winder
© Victor Hasselblad AB

Another quality that the Winder CW features is SAI (Self-Adjusting Interface) which not only senses the subtle characteristics of each camera, but also adjusts itself to their specific tolerances for perfect compatibility. In other words, it adjusts itself to minimize the potential for unneccessary wear and tear on the camera and/or the motor.

Hasselblad 503CW Technical Specifications

Camera body: One-piece, cast aluminium alloy shell with 3/8 and 1/4 socket threads and tripod plate for rapid mounting with the Hasselblad tripod quick-coupling accessory.
Film format: 6x6 cm (2 1/4" x 2 1/4") or 6x4.5 cm (2 1/4" x 1 5/8") resp. 6x3 cm (2 1/4" x 1 1/5") with format masks. 6x4.5 cm (2 1/4" x 1 5/8") with accessory magazine.

Film choice: 120 and 220 rollfilm, 70 mm perforated film and Polaroid film with accessory magazines.

Film advance: Manual or motor driven with Winder CW.

Lenses: Interchangeable Carl Zeiss CF- and C-lenses with focal lengths of 30, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100, 120, 135, 150, 180, 250, 250SA, 350 and 500 mm. Converter 2XE, PC-Mutar 1.4X Shift Converter and the new Teleconverter 1.4XE.

Shutter: Between-lens shutter with speeds from 1 sec. to 1/500 sec. and B.

Flash sync: The between-lens shutter provides flash synchronization up to 1/500 sec.

Flash Control: TTL centre-weighted dedicated system with OTF metering. Controls flash duration automatically. Film speed range from ISO 16 to ISO 1000.

Exposure metering: Meter Prism Viewfinder available as accessories. Centre weighted TTL flash metering.

Viewfinders: Fitted with GMS, Gliding Mirror System, which always provides an entire image in the viewfinder. Interchangeable focusing screens for different applications. Folding focusing hood that can be exchanged for prism viewfinders with 45° and 90° viewing angles as well as correction eyepieces.

Compatibility: All CF- and C- lenses. All magazines manufactured from 1957 and onwards. All viewfinders and most other accessories.

Dimensions: With focusing hood, Planar CF 2.8/80 mm, film magazine A12: width 114 mm (4.5"), height 110 mm (4.3"), length 180 mm (7").

Weight: With focusing hood, Planar CF 2.8/80 mm, film magazine A12: 1.5 kg. (3.3lbs.) Camera body only: 0.6 kg. (1.3lbs)

HASSELBLAD

Updated 18.01.2022

08/09/96

Medium Format Camera Pentax 67 - Specifications

Medium Format Camera Pentax 67 - Specifications

Type: 6x7 format single-lens reflex

Film: 120 or 220 roll film

Picture Size: 55mm x 70mm (2-1/4" x 2-3/4")

Standard Lenses: SMC Pentax 67 90mm f/2.8 or SMC Pentax 67 105mm f/2.4 

Lens Mount: Dual bayonet mount (with inner and outer bayonets) 

Shutter: Electronically controlled double-curtain focal-plane shutter. 1/1000 sec. - 1 sec., X and B 

Viewfinder: Detachable pentaprism finder with microprism focusing screen with 0.85X magnification (with standard lens) and 90% picture area (100% with waist-level finders) 

Mirror: Swing-up instant-return mirror with lock-up mechanism 

Film Transport: Rapid-wind lever with self-cocking shutter. 180 degree stroke and 10 degree stand-off angle 

Exposure Counter: Self-resetting exposure counter 

Flash Synchronization: FP and X terminals. Electronic flash usable at 1/30 sec. - 1 sec. and B 

Exposure Meter: Optional TTL Pentaprism Finder with through-the-lens meter coupling with shutter speed and aperture 

Power Source: One 6V alkaline or silver-oxide battery 

Dimensions: 177mm(W) x 150mm(H) x 91mm(D) (6.9" x 5.9" x 3.5") with standard pentaprism 

Weight: Body: 1,290g (45.2 oz.). Pentaprism: 460g (16.1 oz.).