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Old 10-02-2016, 08:52 PM
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Not any more expensive than a high-end audio system.

I should know - I have had both!

Enjoy ................
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That 'Blad has the same Sony sensor that is going to be in the new for 2017 Fuji GFX that will sell for about $8000 including lens. And because Fuji makes the glass for 'Blad lenses, you know the optical quality will be as good.
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fuji makes the glass for the lens
Yup.

And when the Hassy X1D debuted last summer, they were very careful to point out that Fuji did NOT make the camera for them.

They probably should have had Fuji make it for them, though, because the X1D is still effectively vaporware. AFAIK, only Ming Thein has one (two, actually). Maybe some other Hassy Ambassadors.
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Very nice Ivan!!

No not all stuff is expensive but its really hard to judge..... (Especially now)



Thank you for sharing that!
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Old 12-10-2016, 11:19 AM
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I may need an upgrade.
Sorry for the bad pun, but boy, that picture caused a few flashbacks from younger days - road trip vacations with mom and dad in the front seat and the kids horsing around in the back, making sure you had the film cartridges and flashcubes, and the little square photos that seemed to take a week to get processed.
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I'll stay with my Classic 500 bought in 1992, loaded with Tri-X!
Still waiting for Hasselblad to make a full frame 2 1/4" digital camera, and a digital 2 1/4" retrofit for my 500C/M
Of course, I wouldn't be able to afford it... :-)
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