brownphotographic

All,

Don't forget, then, after reading this fantastic advice, to ensure that each bipost pole needs to be screwed down tight, before connecting your cable from paramount or whomever. Graphex optars have biposts that can be unscrewed. 1 or 2 turns can make the difference between the camera synchronizing or even triggering the flash.

Respectfully,

Chris Brown

My mistake, it IS a Synchro Compur, just got it on Ebay and had to go back to auction, I haven't gotten it in the mail yet. So I have to assume it's a C, as it doesn't look like the CF lenses I've seen.

Chris

Yes, thank you Q.E.

One of my 150 is a C compur, the other is an F. I appreciate the response.

Chris

I'm so confused. I've recently been able to secure most of a Hassey

kit for relatively cheap, and have several lenses that need filters

and I want filters for them for B&W as well as color correcting in

available light inside no-flash locations. I'm spinning trying to

figure out which filter to use for my 80mm, silver compur, Sonnar 150

mm F lenses. I can't find a good source for guides to filters for

hasselblad lenses in Google searches (very possibly I'm using the

wrong word combo). Ladies and Gents, please find it within you to lend

a neophyte Hassey adopter a hand!?

Chris, Wichita, KS