Hasselblad
2000FC
The
Hasselblad
2000F(.
.
2 1/4x2 1/4
single-lens
rellex
camera
leaturing
lens,
magazine,
viewlinde
tring screen interchangeability.
Its unique
design
gives
you
a choice
of shuttet
tptioits,
focal
plane
or leaf
,
depending
on
your
.
requirements.
The'2000'
in
the
designation 2000FC
stands
for
the
fastest
shutter speed,
1/2000
s,
the'F'
st,."',vlr
f
ot
focal
plane
shutter and
the'C' stands
for
the
(Synchro-)
Compur
leaf shuttf'r'.
.\,
Jtou
can
work
with
the
camera'S own
f
ocal
plane
shutter
or
with
the leaf
qr,i,'r.
ouilt into lenses made
for
the Hasselblad
500C,
500C/IuI,
5008L
and
1(tt
,
rittl
since 1957.
Lenses
espet
i::'; ."'.signed
for
the
Hasselblad
2000FC
will
be
ref
erred to
as
F
lenses in tlt.'l
:,
,i.ruction manual. Lenses
with Synchro-Compur
leaf
shutters will
be
ref
erred
r"
.*
C lenses
F
lenses, v',tich
have no built-in shutter, can
only
be used with the camera's
focal
plane
shutter. But when
a C
lens
is attached
to
the Hasselblad 2000FC,
you
can
either use the canrera's
focal
plane
shutter or
the
leaf
shutter in the lens.
The
focal
plane
shutter
serves
as a blind when the leaf shutter is the shutter of
choice. The leaf
shutter
provides
the advantage of
flash
synchronization at all
shutter
speeds
dowtt
to
1/500
s.
The Hasselblad
2000FC
ha"q an electronically timed
focal
plane
shutter with
X synchronization
at
I/90
s.r'4rt
slower.
Electronic shutter
timing makes
for
extremely accurate
shutte-
ation.
A
choice of mirror
*
rapher
can sel-'
the mirror re
The
mirr
The
pro
also
beei
This mc
the
car
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mother
feature
of the
Hasselblad 2000FC.
The
photog-
tu
producing
instant mirror return or
a
program
in which
te i"''
"
no,sition
until
the
f
ilm is advanced
af ter exposure.
r
raised
position
f
or special
purpose
applications.
,rnntional
multiple
exposures on the same
frame
has
the Hasselblad
2000FC.
ero operation
and
describe some of
the
ways
to
utilize
id
features.
'ircroughly
study
a new or unfamiliar
camera's instruction
era
is
put
to
use. The
f
ew minutes spent this
way
can save
uthle
later on.