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Please help me value my Hasselblad kit


thidglance

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<p>Probably like most people here on photo.net I have too many cameras, this year I've made a pact with myself to cull the collection down, get some of these gems in the hands of other people so they are taking photos. Cameras are for using, not looking at etc.<br>

I have a bit of a dilemma with my Hasselblad kit, if I should sell it complete or separate all the bits. I know on Ebay separating is the way to go, but I sort of like it as a setup and I'd like it to go to someone who wants to use it as a complete kit too. The question is then how much to advertise it for ?</p>

<p>Here's what I have:</p>

<p>- Black 501c Body with a waistlevel<br>

- Black 501c Body with a 45 degree non metered prism<br>

- 2 x Black A12 Backs<br>

- 80mm C lens with hood<br>

- 150mm CF lens with hood<br>

- Polaroid back and about 10 packs of sealed and freshish film (mostly 100 speed colour)</p>

<p>I replaced the darkslides which came with all three backs as they were a bit dinged, and added darkslide keepers as well.<br>

It's all in good user condition, bit of paint missing here and there, but has been serviced and well looked after.<br>

Thoughts folks ?</p>

 

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<p>I'd separate the kit. Nothing worse than looking at a set of gear where half the items I don't need. Especially the bodies - the Hasselblad newcomer looking for a body doesn't need two of them. And those who are looking for a second body need just that, and not a third one.</p>
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<p><em>(I would say that adding dark slide keepers - those horrible chinese stick-on copies, or the even worse Lindahl ones - instead of adding to it, detracts from the value.)</em><br>

Sadly this is complete nonsense, as usual...this is not a factor that would make or break a deal, as the dark slide keepers can be easily removed. Furthermore, most people who actually <strong>use</strong> their Hasselblads find these things quite useful.<br>

Getting back to the thread, if you advertise the kit, make sure you take decent photographs as 99% of people ask to see images (for wear etc.)</p>

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