Hasselblad XPan (3014010) - Camera

Hasselblad XPan (3014010) - CameraManual focus XPan mount 35mm rangefinder camera released by Hasselblad in 1998. This camera was co developed with Fujifilm who released it as the TX 1. It takes panoramic photos with an aspect ratio of 24x65mm and can switch to take normal 24x36mm images as well. The XPan was voted as the "European Profesional Camera of the Year 1999 2000". Aluminum titanium body available in gray. Shutter: Vertical metal focal plane, 8s 1 1000s + B ISO range: 25 3200

8L IS USM Macro lens

Metal body available in black with chrome accents

Manual focus telephoto lens made for the Tamron Adaptall system introduced by Tamron

versions but is single-coated as well

There are two versions available

Vivitar 2x teleconverter for the Minolta MD mount SLRs

and Nikkormats) manual Nikon cameras and will work with the advanced program modes of later models

Size: 68 x 40 mm

Minolta 135mm f3

Manual focus short-tele lens made for Pentacon Six mount SLR cameras by Carl Zeiss Jena manufactured in Germany from 1956 to 1988

16 groups)

Ring flash unit made by Olympus