It's going on a Mamiya AFD and on a Horseman view camera. I've got a sliding adpator for the Horseman. I've got an excellent assortment of lenses for the Mamiya. I have been using an Imacon 384C and decided to upgrade.
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Bob:
For what you do, you've chosen the best quality product available for that type of work. What type of lenses are you using on the Horseman? If you intend to perform multi-shot on the Horseman, you'll need lenses that utilize electronic shutters.
If you wind up using Schneider Digitar lenses, there is an exclusive solution for controlling that shutter with Hasselblad digital backs. Most digital backs need to use a Schneider ES Controller (unless you have Rollei Electronic Shutters) to control the shutter. These solutions are clunky, as they are about the size of a large paperback and need to be
put somewhere. The one advantage of using a Rollei Shutter Controller is the 1/500th of a second shutter speed vs 1/60th with the Schneider.
Schneider makes a solution for Hasselblad digital backs that does away with this controller and is simply a cabled solution that provides all the control right in the software. It's more elegant and less expensive than either the ES Controller or the Rollei Controller.
Actually Schneider made a similar solution for the Eyelike digital backs, but since those backs are discontinued....Hasselblad remains the only current product with such a solution.
Steve Hendrix
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