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<p>Thanks for info, folks.<br> I actually have original manual too. My light meter has been lost in the mail. (Found an old Gosser Pilot meter thats on way in mail to replace an analog sekonic). So been practicing sunny 16 and experimenting. Have been shooting at ISO setting of 1000 on camera for the black and white. The color film should be easier as its ISO 100. Have seen posts of some that use the exposure up or down depending on how they shoot for the instant film.<br> I have been used to shooting wide open on 35mm and Digital film cameras- now getting used to stopping down on the medium format. I must say- its very nice to shoot through the square viewinder :) Very different from live view and through an electronic VF. Just wish I could get a larger use of the film than the square crop- but its different. <br> Anyone use the flash on the 503? One seller selling the Hassy flash kit at a good price. </p>

<p>So I finally got my Hasselblad 503 cx (now named Elsa, my new 26 yo Swedish love) and some Film Backs and the Hasselblad 100 Polaroid Instant Film Back. <br> <img src="http://i65.tinypic.com/30wxtti.jpg" alt="" /><br> (Elsa with Cecilia camera strap with B&W film inside).<br> I am trying the Fujifilm FP-3000B Black & White. Waiting to take photos!<br> Sorry if dumb question- but what ISO setting do I use on the camera for the FP-3000B? Camera only goes up to to 1000. </p> <p> </p>

<p>I also have a small ThinkTank retro 5 that I have been using for my Fuji X-Pro1 and Sony A7. Didnt think about the bigger size models. I do love that they have so many little options with the inserts. </p>

<p>I also have a small ThinkTank retro 5 that I have been using for my Fuji X-Pro1 and Sony A7. Didnt think about the bigger size models. I do love that they have so many little options with the inserts. </p>

<p>Many thanks for the info.<br> I had thought of the Hadley Pro, as <a href=" Thomas's review of the bag</a> showed how he could use it for a Hasselblad and lens- (vertically), but noted that it was snug. I forgot to add i also wanted the possibility of putting in a macbook air or ipad in back- hence I was looking at this size. I have experienced places where they say no camera allowed- or camera bags type- so my looking for a messenger type bag to hide the camera away and something as compact as possible. <br> I dont regret the Hassy- but maybe I should have got a more compact TLR! :)</p>