Hasselblad H3D-II

[cyclohexane]

Preview at Let's Go Digital: Hasselblad H3D II | Digital Camera Review

Interesting feature is the built-in GPS.

[DigitalPhotography]

What,,, no cigarette lighter?

[Tom Swaman]

ichael,

At a cost of between $500 and $1,00 per mp, stripped down, I am surprised you have not ordered a pair, one for the left hand and one for the right. And, now you do not have to be square to use this model!

How is the first week of school?

Tom

[cyclohexane]

no cigarette lighter?

I was hoping it'd make coffee too, but I guess not.

How is the first week of school?

We start class tomorrow. Got settled in last weekend, went shopping, all the good stuff. Started work today and spent an afternoon on a wild goose chase on what turned out to be a non-story, but that's how things go....

[LadyPhotographer]

If I had the money, I would buy it. I still have my 2 Hassies from 1986, when I had a photography studio.

[Mr. Pickles]

Originally Posted by LadyPhotographer

I still have my 2 Hassies from 1986, when I had a photography studio.

Do you still shoot with the Hassies? If so, and you scanned the shots, post a couple for us that wish we had a Hassy...

[SecondFocus]

I did get an early demo of it at an HP event and it is a very impressive camera. The screen is a vast improvement although it is coming in after the Leaf big screen. I do like the ergonomics, the viewfinder is of course big and bright.

Now the GPS at first thought might seem to be a gimmick and nothing more. But not the case. It is actually a very smart function that can be utilized in the metadata for indexing, file retrieval, archiving, many new and interesting concepts that I think no one had thought about it.

It is a camera system that makes sense and has a lot of value for the right business.