Why collectors love early Hasselblad models - 1600F, 1000F & Super Wide – Jo Geier – Mint & Rare
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In this video, we take a closer look at early and highly sought-after Hasselblad cameras.
From the legendary Hasselblad 1600F and 1000F, through the iconic Hasselblad Super Wide, to the timeless Hasselblad 500C/500CM system with lenses such as the Zeiss Tessar, the 60mm wide-angle lens, the 80mm standard lens, and the 250mm Sonnar telephoto lens.
We also feature a rare Hasselblad 1000F with the unusual Kilfitt/Zoomar 170–320mm f/4 lens—a fascinating piece of early zoom lens history.
And of course, no Hasselblad story would be complete without the 500C and 500CM—purely mechanical, repairable, reliable, and still among the most popular medium format cameras for photographers.
We also showcase a rare Hasselblad 1000F equipped with the unusual Kilfitt/Zoomar 170–320mm f/4 lens—a fascinating piece of early zoom lens history. At Mint & Rare, we always offer Hasselblad cameras and lenses in excellent condition, fully serviced and ready to use.
Are you looking for a Hasselblad 500CM, Super Wide, 1600F, 1000F, Zeiss lenses, or rare collector's items? Visit our website regularly – our Hasselblad equipment often sells out quickly.
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