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Luma on a Hasselblad
- Use of all bodies accepting the Hasselblad film magazine
- Remote release with EL bodies
- Manual release for all bodies
- Luma four-way attachment
- Use of all Hasselblad Zeiss lenses from 30mm to 500mm
- [Sample setup]
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Image shot on Hasselblad, "ground level" to demonstrate an inaccessible
viewfinder. Composition and focusing were done using Live Video on the
Powerbook screen.
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Setup showing Hasselblad slung from the studio stand so that the
camera is upside down and the viewfinder is unusable. Note: the Luma
is on right side up nonetheless and the Live Video window is open in
the Luma Studio application.
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