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hasselblad repair in NYC


karen_de_luna

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i have an old (1973) hasselblad 500c/m that needs a tune up. when i

set my 80mm lens at infinity and shoot, the photo turns out blurry.

the scene also looks blurry through on the focusing screen. when i

set my 150mm lens at infinity and shoot, the photo is perfect and i

can focus properly. this seems to indicate a problem with the lens

(80mm t*). can anyone recommend a reliable repair shop in NYC? thanks.

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I last used Hasselblad USA as well. They are also in NJ (right off Rt.46 in Fairfield, I think). I went there in person since I'm only about 20 min away. :-) The service was good, IMO. I have the same camera (500C/M) as you. Word of warning on the old C lenses. They are a great value (I have four) but parts are getting scarce (also depends on what needs to be replaced).
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Hasselblad USA is greatly recommended. There is a Hasselblad authorized repair shop in Manhattan: Nippon Photo Clinic, Inc. located at 920 Broadway Suite #705 New York, NY 10010 (212) 982-3177. I took some work there in which they estimated approximately a week's time, but were finished in exactly two days. I have since inquired about other equipment repairs and if they don't service it, they have been happy to provide information or suggestions.
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Eddie Smolov, of Active Camera in Brooklyn is an excellent repair person. I

don't own a Hasselblad, but he's done repairs on my Pentacon Six with no

problems.(If he can work on one of these quirky E. German beasts, he should

be able to repair ANYTHING). Eddie's service is quick and very reasonably

priced. I've noticed that he sells used Hasselblads that he has CLAed.

 

Eddie is at 117 7th Ave,( @ President Street). in Park Slope. His phone

number is (718) 622-5373. Active Camera shares a store with Photofaction,

an adequate, if unspectacular, general camera store--AFAIK the two

businesses are otherwise totally separate.

 

Bob Marvin

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