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gcrimmins
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 Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 3:16 am Post subject: FS: Planar 110mm & Hasselblad 2000fcw new price |
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gcrimmins wrote:
Hasselblad Zeiss Planar F 110mm f/2 lens for 200 and 2000-series cameras. This is a great lens that works fine, I just don't use it very often. It's very similar to the 100mm f/2 Planar, but in Hasselblad mount. I also have a Canon EOS adapter for it available. Asking $900/obo.
Hasselblad 2000fcw with Acutematte screen, waist-level finder, Kiev metered prism, 12 back, and pistol grip. The shutter has been upgraded to the more-reliable cloth shutter used in the 200-series cameras. The camera works great, I just don't use it as much as I thought I would. $700/obo.
Buyer pays shipping or pick up in Moscow, Idaho. I'm open to reasonable offers on these, too. Or if my prices seem out of line please PM me and let me know. PM me if you're interested. Thanks,
--Geoff Crimmins
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gcrimmins
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| Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 4:16 pm Post subject: |
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gcrimmins wrote:
I just added photos of the lens. I'll ad photos of the camera as soon as I can. I'm also open to a full or partial trade. I'm interested in a Canon EF telephoto zoom, and an MF long, fast telephoto. Such as Canon EF 70-210 f3.5-4.5, EF 70-200 f4L, EF 100-300 f5.6L, EF 135 f/2L, EF 400 5.6L, Tamron SP 300 f2.8, Tamron SP 400 f/4, Canon FD 400 f4.5, Canon FD 500 f4.5L, or maybe something similar.
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F16SUNSHINE
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
Very interesting lens.
I have the Planar 2/100 for Contax and will never part with it.
My understanding is this lens is an even stronger performer especially on DSLR cameras.
It makes sense as it was designed for a larger image circle.
You sure you want to sell it? I remember that comparison you sent me with this and other lenses.
This one was only topped by a very expensive EF L 2.8/300 if I remember correctly.
Best of luck in the sale Geoff 
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| Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 6:37 pm Post subject: |
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LucisPictor wrote:
If I had so much money available, I would buy this lens immediately. It's a fantastic glass!
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gcrimmins
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gcrimmins wrote:
Andy, you're not making this any easier. I've mostly been using a short, fast telephoto for photos of my two-year-old. Because he doesn't hold still for very long I usually end up using my wife's Canon EF 85/1.8. I think the Zeiss has better microcontrast and colors than the Canon, but only when I shoot in focus. My wife really wants a longer lens for nature and bird photos so I'm selling the Planar to fund that. I may regret it in the long run, but we'll see how it goes.
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LucisPictor
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LucisPictor wrote:
| gcrimmins wrote: |
| ... photos of my two-year-old. Because he doesn't hold still for very long I usually end up using my wife's Canon EF 85/1.8. |
I know exactly what you mean.  My kids are 2 1/2 and 4.
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gcrimmins
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gcrimmins wrote:
I added photos of the camera. Thanks,
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gcrimmins
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gcrimmins wrote:
Prices reduced to $900 for the lens and $700 for the camera, back, etc.
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