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Hasselblad 220 Back Popular Q&A
Q: What Polaroid films are used in a Hasselblad Film Back?
A: You can use any packfilm polaroid , i.e for example 667, 669. You can also use Fujifilm (100C, 400. which has a more natural, sharpest render. Read More »
Q: What is the purpose for a polaroid back on a hasselblad?
A: The polaroid backs were developed in order to provide 'instant' feedback to the photographer. They were test shots. When the polaroid looked good, you switched ... Read More »
Q: How to remove back (film cartridge) from hasselblad 500 EL?
A: First, as Perki said, make sure your dark slide is fully inserted into its slot. Then, slide the button atop the back to the right to disengage the latch, tilt ... Read More »
Q: Is anyone using a digital back with their V-series Hasselblad?
A: I shoot with a 500CM and a Leaf Aptus 54S medium format digital back. The 54S is essentially an Aptus 22 with a slightly faster rate of shooting (bigger buffer?... Read More »
Q: What is your acceleration if you are on ice skates and have a for...
A: F = m*a. F = 50 N. m = 220 lbs = 100 kg. a = F/m = 0.5 m*s.-2. Read More »