Nikon D70 + Hasselblad Lenses

Using Hasselblad lenses with a Nikon DSLR

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Hasselblad
• Nikon D70
• Carl Zeiss

[21Kobe12]

would love to see some pictures with this setup!

5*

[livibam]

Every1 should shoot in manual anyways

[CarlyWaarly]

So what is the make of the adapter? thanks, this would be useful to know!

[frazles123]

i could've swarn that he said shit away at 1:31 :L

[livibam]

@estreet2007 no its not i shoot manual with all my bmx, skateboard shots etc.... may be hard for football and basketball etc... in a game. but if your doing a shoot at 1 spot with flash guns etc i find manual alot better, i pre focus on where my subject will be going and shoot when there in my view finder.

[estreet2007]

@livibam shooting in manual is impossible for sport pictures

[Dylanack93]

i use an old manual focus film 50mm using the apature setting on the lens is not that much of a bother to me actully takes a few tries to get the exposer right but hey if ur not a n00b and using manual settings on a dslr with auto focus lens u would have to test the apature anyways so its like the same thing plus you should make a video with what this looks like i am interested to see results

[drradon]

@Heckler1337 Ah, i forgot. I usualy use M42 lenses wen i am going analog, these usualy come with an Automatic shut aperatur option. So thats why italways worked for me. :-)

[Heckler1337]

@drradon no, you'd have to take a picture and then use the histogram instead. the camera won't be able to tell what the aperture is set to on the lens and thus will not be able to meter correctly.

[drradon]

Hwy wouldend the cameras light meter work?

[omumaro]

@Mafiyoso yes they are hasselblad mounts but hasselblad dosen`t make lens. Instead Carl Zeiss makes it for them.

[uplift20]

What's the adapter called?????