Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: Holger Jacob on February 07, 2014, 07:32:22 am
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Hello,
i wonder if it`s possible to adapt a Hasselblad CFV 39 Digitalback on a Mamiya 645.
I didn`t find something in this forum.
Are there any experiences?
Thank you.
Holger
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I think that wont work. On Rz67/Rb67 yes, but not on M645.
There's no adapter. And if you could create one that would fit - you would have a problem with the correct flange. Then you would have to rebuild or recalibrate the whole camera.
So I think it's better so sell your back and buy a new (or 'new old') one with M645-mount.
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Hello,
i wonder if it`s possible to adapt a Hasselblad CFV 39 Digitalback on a Mamiya 645.
I didn`t find something in this forum.
Are there any experiences?
Thank you.
Holger
Hasselblad CFV backs have no interchangeable adapters and can only be fitted on cameras compatible to Hasselblad V-mount… Alternatively, one can obtain the older but identical CF-39 back, which has interchangeable plates called the i-adapters and can be (with the appropriate adapter) fitted on to the vast majority of MF cameras, Mamyia 645 included.
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Hello,
i wonder if it`s possible to adapt a Hasselblad CFV 39 Digitalback on a Mamiya 645.
I didn`t find something in this forum.
Are there any experiences?
Thank you.
Holger
Nope - but why would you want to do this? I would assume you have a Hasselblad V body currently? Is it to get a camera capable of auto focusing compared to the manual focus V bodies? If the Mamiya body is something that has importance to you - you can after all mount Mamiya AF, Mamiya D, Schneider LS, Hasselblad CF and FE lenses, as well as some others, then there are possibilities for going from a CFV 39 to a Phase One or Leaf digital back (or Hasselblad CF DB, as was mentioned).
Steve Hendrix
Capture Integration
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I have the chance to get a cfv digitalback and i have 5 Mamiya lenses for the 645. It would be more simple to buy a Mamiya Body than to sell all lenses and invest in a V-system.