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Hi this is so cool, thanks for the great video! I’m curious about the connector cable, will any flash sync cable do or do you need the cable with an 8 point connector? I got a p21 from a friend but it is missing the connector cable. The 8 point one is hard to find and very expensive

Hi, how are you? Nice to greet you, my name is Diego, I am a photographer from Argentina, first of all, sorry for bothering you. I have a Hasselblad 500 C/M that belonged to my grandfather and I would like to put a digital back on it, I see you configured with a Pahase One P25, it is really something simple to configure? in Argentina there is no labor specialized if something complex had to be done to get it up and running and I don't want to spend that money on something that can't probably work, could you please tell me briefly about it, thank you very much and greetings from the very warmth of Buenos Aires.

Great video/ I have a 501cm / Will P25+ work with it ? Thanks:)

YES! CCD, BABY! I recently acquired a IQ280 and I love it.

Can you tell me what mount you use for the 500 series hasselblad? Is it V mount or H mount? I have a 503. Thanks. Like your videos.

I have a P25+ and P30 for Hasselblad H and just absolutely love the color and detail I get from them. The P30 LCD screen has a bit of fungus in it but it’s still works perfectly. The P25+ is 22mpx but has a 1.1x crop. P30 sensor size is a bit smaller, similar to what you get on the newer fuji and hasselblad series. I would love to find a comparable back for my 500cm but they still tend to sell pretty high.

Thanks for the explanation! I just bought a second hand Phase One IQ140 for my Hasselblad 500cm and I am fingering out: is it possible to transfer the images directly via a cable to my macbook pro? Do I need a USB or Firewire cable, or can I use both? Thanks!

I own a P25+ which I've been using with the H2 film body for almost 2 decades and although I also own an H5Dc 50mp I sometimes shoot with the P25+ because of the "look" especially when I don't need that huge file size the H5Dc produces. More importantly my clients never know the difference! When I print both files look amazing but there is something about the CCD sensor on the P25+ digital back. True, the batteries suck!

I just came into possession of a Hasselblad H2 with a Leaf Aptus 54s digital back. Never dealt with a medium format camera before and I'm interested to see how it performs in comparison to my 5D Mark II. On paper it really seems like they are pretty close to each other in terms of resolution but I believe there is more dynamic range on a CCD sensor as opposed to CMOS? I'm not sure but I'd love any resources to look into for comparison.

I just picked up a h2 with a p25 I’m excited to get shooting with it. I’d love an update on your story with the phase back

I have P65+ digital back usually I use with 645DF+. How can I attach for Hasselblad 501cm ? I couldn't find any V Mount adapter. Where can I find ?

can you help me.....I have a mint condition ETRSi Bronica....I want a digital film back.....Im going nuts trying to find information on anything for my Bronica

You complain about verticle horizontal when you with one of these and pm90 its flip flip get it done

Could you be more disrespectful?

the rain and handling the back was making me cringe LOL

$2000 is super cheap? lol

Love my P30. I use it with my Hassy C/M for street photography.

Nathan. Does the P25+ also do Long Exposure for several seconds or minutes?

your issue @ 11:42 has an easy fix, these backs have what is called a "shutter latency" setting, so they can be used in mechanical cameras, like this and view /technical cameras, this works by allowing the 'wake-up' signal to be made via a one shot cable, or by a two shot cable ( a sync cable with a button on one socket plug)- this wakes up the back, giving you ~5 seconds to fire the shutter ( but you need to set the shutter setting in the back menu to LONG latency first!!), your best source of info is the Phase One web site, look under support, then find the digital back section, the P22/33/45 /P+ back user manuals are there, they are LONG winded, BUT at the rear section, after the how to use chapters, is sections dealing with this exact issue, connection/ sync with various electronic/manual cameras, this includes a picture of each cable needed, menu setup for syncing with it, including sync with flashes, caverts with this setup, ie what menus & settings are compatable with this camera pairing, viewfinder masks needed and plenty more!

$2000 … “super cheap” Okay.

No respect at all

Hi Nathan, thanks for this informative overview! One question though: Can I change the adapter on the back so that I could use one back with different cams or is the adapter build in? Thanks!

OMG, this lad is just ruining beautiful gear as if it was some disposable camera ! So foolish !

where did you get the synch cable?

Would this work with mamya rz67?

Regardless of price... each to their own........... did you just open that back up in the rain? crazyness. 😄

I want the true full frame one P65+

2:02 - this is a great photo. Love the spot in the middle with the lost person.

I am also thinking about a Hassel + P25 - please do some more videos about the results of this combination. :-)

ma man just removed a digital back without protection in the rain, this is savagery

I have a Hasselblad 501CM, would the Phase One P25+ digital back work on it?

There is no 64 ISO on the Hasselblad 907.

$6K worth of back + camera and swaps the sensor in the rain.

Destroying that camera.

stop rocking .. making me sick.

Thanks again, Nathan, these additional four minutes provide the conclusion which was missing from the first upload :-) As on the topic: I second that. When I started using zoom lenses (M42 mount at the given time) they promised portability. I remember having a 35-105 mm third party lens, but the quality would never live up to fixed focal length lenses. Also, it was the epitome of indecisiveness, cropping was mandatory in most cases. Nowadays I rely on fixed focus length glass that has turned "vintage" meanwhile, and it's rather a liberation than a lack of choice whenever I walk about with only one lens mounted. My favorite focal lengths are 20 and 35 mm on micro four thirds. The 20 suits pretty much the environmental street and reportage photography genre, while 35 comes into play for portraits. At times I would use a 105 mm macro on bellows and a 210 mm for wildlife photography. All lenses are adapted, with manual focus only and a crop factor of 2, compared to full frame equivalent. Some of these gems are even older than me :-)

Well said.. The best cammera is the one you have and the one you enjy shooting with. That’s it

I have been thinking about this combination for a while, thank you for this very informative video!

This is like American Borat. Ridiculous. Hilarious. Sometimes just plain wrong. Poor camera. Will be on eBay for $2500 under a “Ex ++++ rarely used” condition in no time. Two thumbs up! Ruin more cameras for content please!!

This dude gives no fucks about his equipment lmao

Shot with a Hassy with P20 at the Newsweek studio back in the day. Loved the square format of the P20. It was cutting edge back then but so was my 1Ds MKII.

Thanks for the great review. I was thinking about trying to get one of these or else the P45. Have you any thoughts on the p45 back?

Hey ! So I recovered about 15 P and P+ backs from an aerial photography buisness. I was really wondering how do you get the right exposure every time without a light meter ? Edit: what lens are you using ? I ordered a Hasselblad EL today on eBay and looking for an electronic lens

No problem getting your gear wet...when you get back home, just put it in the oven at 450 degrees for 30 minutes...no further problems...ever.

Hands down, best video in this topic. Awesome!

Awesome video! Thanks!!!

yes I have, it was great. They were way too expensive.

I bought a P25+ about 8 years ago and I love the image quality. There is something unique about these "fat pixel" CCD sensor backs. A couple of pros you didn't mention include the lack of an anti-aliasing filter and a dynamic range of almost 13 stops. These make for sharp images and I never have to bracket my shots. You mentioned losing 1 in 20 shots? I'm shooting with a Phase One DF body, and after more than 2K exposures I've never lost a shot. So I think this is an anomaly, not typical for these backs.

hi! I want to ask how do you make the composition? the view is 6x6, but the digital back is not. So what do you see from the camera? thanks

I'm using a H25 With my hasselblad 500CM, nice toy but blocked with the thethered , i can imagine the fun with a P25!!!