arthur_nagui_leclerc

<p>Hi I know the shutter speeds are accurate, I made sure of that before buying the camera, what I think I'll do is go out one day when it's sunny and compare the results of my compact with the sunny 16 rule and work out the differences and what I should do to tweak the camera and get better results since I really can't buy anything right now. I think in the long run I'll buy a Sekonic twinmate or something like that though.</p> <p>Edit: my compact camera is a Canon Powershot for some reason I always thought it was Aceshooter... My bad!</p>

<p>Hi I bought a Hasselblad 500CM a few months ago and I love it, but it did empty my wallet so when it came to metering I thought I'd get my old Canon Aceshooter A620 set it in M mode, set the ISO accordingly and tweak the shutter speed and aperture values until the image on the screen looks right. The results I got looked pretty good most of the time but I do think they could be better. <br /> Until now I've used only 400 ISO film however I'm going on a trip soon and will carry the following:<br /> KODAK PORTRA 400, KODAK EKTAR 100, ILFORD HP5 400 and ILFORD DELTA 100.<br /> What can I do to better the accuracy of the metering? Should I rate my film at half box speed? I had a bit of hard time finding much info on the subject so any advice would be great!</p>

<p>Thank you all for your responses the serial number mentioned in the offer doesn't have the letter code. I managed to bring the price down to $900 and bought it I can't wait to receive it and start shooting with it!</p>

<p>Hi I've been lurking around the internet for a Hasselblad 500cm and I found an offer with:</p> <p>- 80mm Planar f/2.8 CF T* with "no cosmetic wear to the glass / zero haze or mold internally"<br> -A12 back with matching insert<br> -Waist level viewfinder<br> -Body in full working order<br> -Leather strap<br> -Shutter release cable<br> -Focusing screen: I asked if it was an accute matte, he said he didn't know but thought it probably could be, the cross is black.</p> <p>For 1000$ is this a good deal? I haven't really found any other kit with an 80mm CF T* at that price and when I went on KEH the prices weren't particularly better.<br> Thank you in advance.</p>

<p>Sorry forgot to mention it I'm considering the 80mm Planar.</p>

<p>Hi, I've been looking to buy a Hasselblad 500 C/M camera however I'm having trouble finding documentation on the differences between C and CF lenses apart from the fact that the C's are no longer supported by Hasselblad. So here's my question is there in terms of user experience any practical differences between C and CF lenses and if yes then what are they?</p> <p>Thank you in advance</p>