I have used a cap pinhole on my Hasselblad for years. I view with my
normal lens or the look threw on a old rollie hood adapted to fit the
Hasse.I have may pinhole cameras but it can be very helpfull to mave lens
cap pinhole for a # of camers.Its allways in the camera bag who knows when
you might see a pinhole photo I allso have one for Leica. Great thing about
a rangfinder is you have finder.
James
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <Dibassin@aol.com>
>
>
>> I was just given a Hasselblad 500 c/m and as a pinholer thought I just
> better
>> get a pinhole cap for it.
>
>> I wonder why it would be anydifferent than my wonderful zero 2000.
>
> Why? for the same reason that an image taken with a 12mm focal length lens
> in your Nikon/Canon SLR is different than an image taken with a 38mm lens
> on the same camera. Other than that, a Pin-Hassy its just a fancy pinhole
> camera. If you have an angle finder, you could get a second bodycap and fit
> it with a big pinhole (nail hole!), you then could use that as your viewing
> cap to help you compose the image.
>
> In the same way that your wide angle lenses do not compete with your
> "normal" lenses, a Z2000 and a Pin-Hassy do not compete but complement, they
> would have different focal length (25mm for Z2000 and about 75mm for the
> Pin-Hassy).
>
> Guillermo
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