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Hasselblad 250mm f5.6 Sonnar

Hasselblad 250mm f5.6 Sonnar

Regular price $272.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $272.00 USD
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Used item, no tax. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Has a lot of external wear from use and age.
Has some dust under the front element. Will not affect image quality significantly.
Focus is uneven but usable. The front filter thread is damaged preventing the use of filters.

The distance scale is in feet. The lens is from the first batch of lenses made in 1954.
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Hasselblad 250mm f5.6 Sonnar - Lens

Manual focus telephoto prime lens made for the early Hasselblad focal plane shutter cameras by Carl Zeiss. Manufactured from 1954 to 1958 with an estimated total of 1325 lenses made. Originally sold for $299.50. Metal body available in black.

  • Carl Zeiss 250mm f5.6 Sonnar (4 elements)
  • Minimum focus distance: 2.5m
  • Aperture blades: 11
  • Size: 169 x 74
  • Weight: 821g
Filter thread size for Hasselblad 250mm f5.6 Sonnar: Series VII

Also includes: front cap, rear cap

SKU: T43877 / Barcode: KG1726

Hasselblad [Early] System

Before the release of the Hasselblad 500C, Victor Hasselblad worked for the Swedish military. After some successful camera designs, he experimented with commercial cameras like the 1000F and 1600F.

Released between 1949 and 1957, these cameras were plagued by reliability issues but proved the need for a small, modular medium format system and Hasselblad’s propensity for design.

These early cameras used a different bayonet mount and could accept lenses from Kodak and Carl Zeiss. This included the first retrofocus wide angle lens made for medium format cameras, the Zeiss 50mm f5.6 Distagon. These early Hasselblad cameras laid the groundwork for Hasselblad’s continued dominance of the medium format space and showed the potential of a modular 120 system.
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