Hasselblad Supreme Wide Angle

{"overview":"The Hasselblad Supreme Wide Angle is a medium format 6x6 camera introduced in the mid-1950s with a fixed Zeiss Biogon 38mm wide-angle lens, intended for architectural and landscape work where the Hasselblad system's standard reflex bodies could not accept a lens this wide. As of 2026 the camera still sells for a premium relative to later SWC bodies when the example is complete and cosmetically clean, while rougher bodies have settled toward the lower end of that range. Check the leaf shutter at all speeds (slow speeds in particular tend to drag on cameras of this age), confirm the external optical viewfinder is present and clear, and look for a matching film back with a working dark slide.

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