Three cameras, loaded and ready for FP4 Plus Party. Starting tomorrow.
I may add one more, the tiny Olympus Stylus Epic.
I have a few shots in mind, but mostly I’ll just try to get out as many days as I can and shoot up all these frames… 6 in the Ondu pinhole, 12 in the Hassy, 24 in the Smena 8M.
42 frames over 7 days. Averages out to 6 shots per day.
Should be interesting.
I bought this camera, and the accompanying Zeiss Sonnar 1:4 150mm T*, from my neighbor at the time. Along with it came an early edition of Ernst Wildi’s The Hasselblad Manual and a healthy stack of Hassy promotional material. I still have all of it.
I added the #10 extension tube, the 80mm ƒ/2.8 Planar lens (plus the plastic Hassy branded bay 50 lens hood), and the more modern looking PM45 prism viewfinder.
The camera is pristine. No flaws whatsoever. I keep it in its own Domke bag for protection.
The camera’s distinctive slap sound at shutter release is one of my favorite things about this shooter.
I use the 80mm lens most. It makes amazing photographs.
Film type: 120
Film back: A12
Viewfinder: prism
Winding Mechanism: manual crank
Body construction: aluminum alloy
Dimensions: 4.7in x 6.8in x 6.8in
Russ Morris. Slightly Obsessed With Photography since 1964. 