The Hasselblad 201F is a 6x6 medium format SLR that formed part of Hasselblad's 200-series of focal-plane shutter bodies introduced in the 1990s. It was positioned alongside the 203FE and 205 models as a focal-plane alternative to the leaf-shutter V-system, accepting F-series lenses as well as C-series optics via the body shutter.

At recent UK auction, hammer prices for the 201F have sat in the £1,000–£1,100 range, with a median close to £1,050 across the limited dataset. Older saleroom results show the body could fetch around £1,700 back in 2007, so today's figures represent a softer level than the peak, and what a 201F is worth in 2026 remains tied closely to cosmetic condition and whether an F-series lens is included. Because these are auction hammer results rather than dealer retail, expect tidy examples to sell for noticeably more through specialist shops.