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How To Use: Hasselblad 500C/M - Kamerastore

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  • Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
  • The Hasselblad 500C/M is arguably the most iconic camera from the V system. This camera brought Hasselblad to the forefront of the high-end camera market, and they haven't looked back. Connor explores this modular SLR and shows you why people keep coming back to this classic design.
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    Time Codes:
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    00:00 - Introduction
    00:38 - The Lens
    00:49 - Shutter Speed & Aperture
    01:11 - Focus Ring
    01:26 - PC Sync & Depth-of-Field Preview
    01:59 - Waist Level Finder
    02:19 - Side #1
    03:00 - Side #2
    04:10 - Disassembly
    04:48 - Changing Focusing Screens
    05:29 - Attaching Film Backs
    05:49 - Attaching a Lens
    06:10 - Removing the Dark Slide
    06:29 - The Shutter
    06:45 - Focusing
    07:19 - Focus Magnifier
    07:48 - Bottom of the Camera
    08:08 - The Film Back
    09:46 - Lens Accessories
    10:26 - Mirror Lock-Up
    11:04 - Outro

КОМЕНТАРІ • 37

  • @inevitablecraftslab
    @inevitablecraftslab 4 місяці тому +2

    nice review, but you mixed the film spool and the takeup spool. it was already in the correct position when you opened it 😉

  • @john_murch
    @john_murch 2 роки тому +2

    Appreciate the way you gently ease the film back lever onto the body (right thumb press)...👍

  • @jacovanlith5082
    @jacovanlith5082 Рік тому +1

    The focus magnifier is also an eyesight adjustifier
    of several lenses of minus 3 to plus 3 dioptry.

  • @davidintokyo
    @davidintokyo 7 місяців тому +1

    Ha! That's how you undo the DOF preview! Sheesh. I was pulling up on it, and that barely worked and seemed really silly. Thanks!
    (I used a 500C back in the day when it was the current model and just acquired a 500CM + 50/4.0 CF.
    A sweet combination, but there are minor diffrences here and there, and I had forgotten a few things.)

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  7 місяців тому

      Glad the video helped!! Enjoy the Hasselblad.

  • @gretaciuk8936
    @gretaciuk8936 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you for such a thorough guide! My dad has one of these and I've been terrified of using it because it seems so complicated!

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  2 роки тому +2

      feel free to send us a message on Instagram @kamerastorecom if you run into any issue! I'd be happy to help! - C

    • @gretaciuk8936
      @gretaciuk8936 2 роки тому

      @@Kamerastore That is so kind of you thank you so much! The camera actually has the issue that the lenses don't "stick" to the body, the release button seems to have some rust and is not functioning properly. Any idea if it's possible to send it to Sweden to get it fixed?

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  2 роки тому +1

      @@gretaciuk8936 getting it fixed is possible for sure. I'm not 100% sure what capacity Hasselblad still has to repair V cameras like this one, but it's worth looking into! If you can't find anything, send us an email at info@kameratori.fi and we'll try to help! - C

    • @tittfestx3
      @tittfestx3 Рік тому

      You’re a legend I have this camera but am having trouble understanding the depth of field can you help me understand please!!!

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  Рік тому

      @@tittfestx3 Sorry for the slow response! The depth of field indicators on the lens adjust when you change the aperture. This tells you the depth of focus you'll get with the current aperture setting.
      For example, imagine we have an 80mm f2.8 Planar lens with our focus set at 15 feet (4.5m). With our aperture set to f8, the red lines indicate our depth of focus is between 10 feet and 25 feet. This means everything from 10-25 feet will be in focus. If we change our aperture to f22, we get everything from 8 feet to infinity, and at f2.8 we basically only have subjects at 15 feet in focus (Sorry if you're a metric person, the lens I grabbed used feet for the focusing scale).
      So basically the depth of field indicators work to show you the closest and furthest distances at which you'll get "in focus" results at the aperture value you have selected. Hope that makes sense! If you need more help feel free to message us on Instagram @kamerastorecom !
      - Connor

  • @jmbaug1229
    @jmbaug1229 2 роки тому +1

    Basically I don’t have a digital camera because they are ugly.
    Hasselblad and Contax are beautiful object and take better pictures than any digital camera.
    Thanks for the beautiful video of my favourite camera ever ;)

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  2 роки тому

      You are very welcome, it is a beautiful camera.

    • @markgarcia8253
      @markgarcia8253 2 роки тому

      The problem with Contax is you can’t trust their auto-focus and electronics lifespan

  • @amg231
    @amg231 2 роки тому

    What does F do for shutter? Right after bulb. Good overview btw

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  Рік тому

      Sorry for the late reply! The F is "focal plane" and is used when you mount the lens to a focal plane body, such as the Hasselblad 203. Hope that helps!
      - Connor

  • @turoarturo
    @turoarturo 2 роки тому +2

    Shouldn't the empty spool be in the seat with the winding shaft not the other way around?

    • @stevenpam
      @stevenpam 2 роки тому

      Yes

    • @andreakatone
      @andreakatone 2 роки тому +1

      That's correct, in order to reload a film back, put the empty spool in the seat with the winding shaft.

  • @chelseakahana4982
    @chelseakahana4982 Рік тому +1

    I can't get my film back off? Help please I don't know anything about hasselblad

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  Рік тому

      You wont be able to take it off if you have the darkslide off. If you dont have a darkslide then you will need to buy one. Good luck!

  • @_guillermo
    @_guillermo 2 роки тому

    Do you need to wind the film for every shot, or do you only wind it after you first load the film?

    • @stevenpam
      @stevenpam 2 роки тому

      The crank on the film back is for advancing the film to frame 1. Once it's attached to the camera, you just use the main crank on the camera.

  • @angelisone
    @angelisone 2 роки тому

    Quality comes with a price. A better option would to get ATG's Rolleiflex 3003 or ATG's Contax 645
    Quantity, then get a Kodak

  • @mlmusiclover
    @mlmusiclover 9 місяців тому

    Hi!
    I've got a dilemma with a 503cx - the shutter won't work. The button can be pressed but there's no sound / the opening and closing of the shutter doesn't show.
    Everything in the camera is set up as it should be and I can't seem to figure out what's wrong.
    It was only loaned to us so we're a bit hesitant to constantly fiddle with it.
    Would highly appreciate any help!

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  9 місяців тому

      Hey! I can try to help for sure. Are you able to wind the camera between pressing the shutter? I would recommend taking the lens and film back off first. It's possible that the various components are not in the same "phase" as each other, so they could be jamming each other. With just the body, try to wind and fire as normal. Is the mirror moving at all? What about the auxiliary shutter on the back? If you're not able to wind or fire the shutter at all, then there's likely something wrong with the camera. Hasselblads are reliable mechanical cameras but they do require service every so often depending on how heavy the usage is. They're a lot like old cars in this sense. Hopefully that helps! You can definitely send us a message on Instagram with a video if you're still having issues @kamerastorecom ! Thanks for watching!
      - Connor

  • @srabansinha3430
    @srabansinha3430 2 роки тому +2

    Do you Guys Do International Shipping like to India ?

  • @daphnescott
    @daphnescott Рік тому

    I have one I’m borrowing from a friend and I need to give it back soon but I’m having trouble. I can’t get the shutter to open. The right side turn circle won’t turn.

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  Рік тому

      Oops! That doesn't sound good Daphne. Hasselblads can be finnicky cameras if you're not familiar with how they work. By shutter, do you mean the mechanisms in the lens or the body? I'd recommend taking the film back and lens off the camera and trying to fire the shutter that way. Then add the lens and try again (making sure to have the camera cocked before installing the lens). Hope that helps a bit.
      - Connor

  • @MARKLINMAN1
    @MARKLINMAN1 Рік тому

    HOW Do You Select FILM speed on these Cameras? Thank you.

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  Рік тому

      These cameras have no internal light meter and thus no mechanical way to select film speed. There is a reminder dial on the back of A12 and C12 film backs, though! Hope that helps!

  • @jacovanlith5082
    @jacovanlith5082 Рік тому +1

    There are a lot more items changed on the 500 C/M

  • @jacovanlith5082
    @jacovanlith5082 Рік тому

    The Hasselblad quick coupling system is unique in its top quality..
    It has not to do with the Arca Swiss quick shoe,
    which is crap, like all its Oriental copies.

  • @henrahmagix
    @henrahmagix 2 роки тому +2

    why do they have to be *so expensive* 😩

    • @Kamerastore
      @Kamerastore  2 роки тому +2

      Because it's a professional camera designed for professional use! Those who bought Hasselblads new were photographers who paid their bills with studios or wedding shoots. Plus, with proper; maintenance they can last for decades without becoming obsolete. Thanks for watching!
      - Connor

    • @mojekh
      @mojekh Рік тому

      Bought my 500cm in 2015 for 400 Euros in that time (usual ebay price). The prices skyrocket after people realized the it's value and it will never be produced again. Buy it now if you really want it, the prices will rise even more, you'll not lost. There is a plenty of iconic cameras/things you can still purchase for very low prices, so get them now. For example Canon EM. Perfect small mirror film camera for $200🙂 Or mid-format Mamiya, Zenza Bronica, Rollei. All under $500🙂