Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => For Sale => Topic started by: Peter Devos on May 10, 2011, 05:49:38 am
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Selling my P45+ Hasselblad-V with all accessories and almost no images taken. Any bid from above 7500,00 euro will be considered, any bid above 8000,00 euro will have the back. Back can be tested and picked-up, or when you pay half my airfare, i will drop it of in New York or elsewere.
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For those who are interested: only less than 390!!!shots . Virtually new! Comes with hard case, battery, dual charger and cleaning set.
I will post images tonight.
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as promised some images:
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I wonder if I could get that fit to Rollei 6008AF mount?
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Hi Eric, i don't think there was a P45+ in Rollei mount but i do have a CF39 that fits rollei....... Best regards from your Belgian colleague that is using his tiltlens again on his Rollei6008i ;D
I thought this was a great price for this as new back but responses are not that overwhelming. >:(
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Yes, I think your price is really great! I was told maybe 2 years ago now that any phase back already in the V mount could be fit to the Rollei mount by Rollei-Metric, for a small fortune. I haven't checked in with them for a while. I already have the CFii-39MS but really liked the phase software better than phocus still.
I'm envious of that tilt lens set-up. I picked up a 2nd shutter adapter recently from Bernd Franke so I might try to have it adapted like yours was. But you seem to be making good pictures with a lot of your gear including that Hartblei too. You do have a lot of great stuff! Must be hard to choose which to use.
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Actually it became impossible to chose what to use. I donn't even have the time to get used to my gear... such as to the P45+. So i deceded i have to sell a lot of stuff but the thing is that i always keep thinking this or that might become handy or usefull for this or that job. :-\
The Hartbleicam really is the best invention ever since sliced bread. I know a lot of people still think one needs a LF camera from this or that Swiss or other country but once you get hooked to the HBcam, i can tell you that is the best thing that can happen to you.
Here is a picture of my "architecture" set:
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Peter, sorry to jump on the side topic here, but which of the TS-E's do you find yourself using more with the HBcam? I'm thinking about it in the not too near future; I currently have the 80/2.8 and will be acuiring either the 17 or the 24 TS-E soon, but I'm really having a hard time making up my mind (can't afford both for now). I do remember reading the 24 has a really large image circle that comes in really handy with the HBcam.
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Peter, sorry to jump on the side topic here, but which of the TS-E's do you find yourself using more with the HBcam? I'm thinking about it in the not too near future; I currently have the 80/2.8 and will be acuiring either the 17 or the 24 TS-E soon, but I'm really having a hard time making up my mind (can't afford both for now). I do remember reading the 24 has a really large image circle that comes in really handy with the HBcam.
You better go for the 24mm as the 17 is REALLY WIDE. It is like a 10mm on a canon or nikon. The 24mm however is ideal to me when shooting interiors or buildings from up close.
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is there really no one interested in an as newP45+ with less than 500 shots taken???????? really.....
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not with V mount
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Wish it was Contax 645 mount ...
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Sale pending with LL forum member :D ;) ;D
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Sold here on LL. A member will be very happy using thid great back. I hope to see some images soon ;)
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Perhaps if your customer does not want to keep the P45+, he can contact me since I will be in Europe for 3 months. Thanks