Hasselblad Flexbody with RMf finder and 3 masks.(1996).

Manual focus V-mount medium format camera released in 1994.A camera designed to bridge the gap between 2 photographic systems. Combining the ease of the use with medium format and the versatility of large format view cameras with the ability to tilt and shift the lens and film plane. The bellows also provide the ability for close-up photography without the need for additional equipment. A combination of maximum tilt and shift together is inadvisable to not distort the bellows. When not in use it is advisable to keep the bellows retracted to the neutral position. It uses a detachable focusing screen adapter with an Acute Matte screen with a grid and split image rangefinder. The adapter comes with two correction screens (10° and 20°) and a stray light mask. The camera is also fitted with a stray light protection mask from the factory (a thin metal mask inserted into the rear standard). It is compatible with all Hasselblad V system C and CF lenses as well as film magazines and viewfinders.

Specifications.

Body type: Technical , with a tiltable and shiftable back.

Design: Mechanical, with controls for tilt and shift.

Film advance: Manual advance with winding crank.

Tripod Coupling: ¼”and 3/8”socket threads and base plate for quick coupling attachment.

Dimensions: 110x140x140mm

Weight: 700 gram

Focussing screen: Acute Matte screen with two correction screens.

Backshift: Tilt control: Shift max 14mm vertical. Tilt max 28° (vertical plane tilt)

Lens extension: 22mm built-in

Shutter winding: Manual.

Compatibility: All Hasselblad prism viewfinders with or without a built-in light meter or magnifying hood. 15 interchangeable CF lenses , with built-in leaf shutters providing flash synchronization at all speeds. The 6x6cm and 6×4.5 cm format magazines Film types 120/ 220 and 70mm double perforated film, sheet and polaroid film.