Hasselblad 503CW + 80mm f2.8 Planar T* CF + Waist Level Finder (New / 42315 Chrome) + Winder CW (44105) + IR Remote Control (44113) + A12N Film Magazine + Winding Crank E (44086)

Manual focus normal lens made for Hasselblad V system medium format SLR cameras by Carl Zeiss starting in 1982. It gives the equivalent field of view to a 44mm lens on full frame/35mm and has Carl Zeiss' T* coatings. Metal body available in black.

• Hasselblad 80mm f2.8 Planar T* (7 elements, 5 groups)
• Shutter: Prontor CF leaf, 1s - 1/500s + B
• Minimum focus distance: 0.9m
• Aperture blades: 5
• Size: 82 x 65 mm
• Weight: 507 g

Waist-level viewfinder made for the Hasselblad V system SLR medium format cameras by Hasselblad introduced in 1984. This is the newer version with an improved opening and closing mechanism. The sides can be folded simultaneously instead of needing to be done individually. Has an interchangeable pup-up fine focus loupe. Metal body available in chrome.

• Size: 69 x 65 x 18 mm (folded)
• Weight: 85 g

Winder/grip made by Hasselblad for the 503CW. This accessory replaces the winding crank and allows for electronic shutter released and film advance. It also enables the use of Hasselblad's IR remote control (44113), although the winder will only work with the remote it was sold alongside. Plastic and metal body available in black.

• Size: 136 x 119 x 70 mm
• Weight: 418 g

IR remote control made for the Hasselblad Winder CW (44105) by Hasselblad introduced in 1996. Used to trigger the motorized wider grip remotely. This remote is compatible with only the grip it was sold alongside. It will not work with other winders. Plastic body available in black.

• Size: 55 x 19mm
• Weight: 35g

120 film magazine made for the Hasselblad V system medium format cameras by Hasselblad introduced in 1985. A12N ("New") is not a factory designation but one that seems to be in general use to differentiate the early and later versions of the A12. A number of changes were made both internally and externally. Most noticeably the change from two spool-holders to only one, the number "12" written on the release button, and the "Made in Sweden by Victor Hasselblad" on the side. There is also a variant available with the text "A12–6x6" instead of a number on the release button. In 1997 the magazines were fitted with a built-in dark slide holder on the back. Metal body available in chrome and black.

• Size: 98 x 91 x 49 mm
• Weight: 391 g

Winding crank made for the Hasselblad 200 series ad 503CXi and 503CW. A few different designs were produced over the years. Metal and plastic body available in black.

• Size: 49 x 44 x 19 mm (folded)
• Weight: 20 g