Hasselblad 2000FC

{"overview":"The Hasselblad 2000FC is a 6x6 medium format SLR introduced in 1977 as the first Hasselblad with a focal-plane shutter, allowing the use of lenses without built-in leaf shutters. As of 2026 the model remains condition-sensitive: the titanium-foil shutter is fragile, so bodies with verified shutter function sell for considerably more than untested ones, which is what a 2000FC is typically worth in today's saleroom market.","buying_guide":"The most common fault is damage to the thin titanium shutter curtains, which can be dented or punctured if touched or if a lens is mounted with the body uncocked — always inspect the curtains carefully and avoid leaving the body without a lens or body cap. Check that all shutter speeds sound correct, that the mirror returns cleanly, and that the film back mates without light leaks.

Generated summary, 20 Apr 2026 — not checked by hand; prices on this page come from the sales, not from this text.