daniel_james1

Bob

Last time i checked, the H2 came with a film back and yes, i shoot film thanks. The problem

lies with some clients requesting digital, both in the studio and on location. Who am I to say

no when they pay the bills?

I didn't mean not work, but from various photographers out there who have used them, they

all commented on the fact that any low(ish) light just screws them up.

Obviously i'm not expecting 1600 ISO but the feedback i got was that hasselblad even

recommended not going over 200 ISO as they had issues with anything above that.

Morning all,

I'm hoping someone here with the Hasselblad h1/h2 and digital backs could share their experiences on

the rumoured issues with anything above 200 ISO.

Is there really that much of a problem with todays digital MF backs that they just dont work above 400 iso?

Thanks