Hasselblad Vario-Sonnar · 60-120mm f/4.8 FE

{"overview":"The Hasselblad 60–120mm f\/4.8 FE Zoom is a medium-format zoom lens built for the 200-series focal plane shutter bodies such as the 203FE and 205FCC\/TCC. It is one of the very few true zooms Hasselblad produced for the V system and was aimed at working photographers who wanted a variable focal length option on 6×6.","market_narrative":"UK auction data for this lens is thin, with only two recorded hammer results: a copy sold for £900 in May 2007, while a more recent example fetched just £180 at UK auction in October 2024. Heading into 2026 the spread is too wide on too small a sample to declare a reliable market price or headline value, so what any given copy sells for will depend heavily on cosmetic condition, glass cleanliness and whether accessories are present.","buying_guide":"Inspect the front and rear elements for fungus, haze and coating scratches, and check that the aperture blades are dry and snappy with no oil residue. Work the zoom and focus rings through their full travel — they should be smooth and even, with no stiffness, grinding or play. As a complex multi-element zoom, also look carefully for any signs of element separation or internal dust, and confirm the electronic contacts on the FE mount are clean and undamaged.","specs":"","faq":[{"q":"What is a Hasselblad 60–120mm f\/4.8 FE Zoom worth?","a":"Recorded UK hammer prices span £180 to £900, but with only two verified auction sales the realistic worth of any individual copy depends heavily on optical and cosmetic condition."},{"q":"How much does a 60–120mm FE Zoom sell for at UK auction?","a":"The most recent UK auction hammer price on record is £180 in October 2024, while an earlier 2007 sale reached £900."},{"q":"Which Hasselblad cameras does the 60–120mm FE Zoom fit?","a":"The FE mount is intended for Hasselblad's 200-series focal plane bodies, including the 203FE and 205FCC\/TCC."}],"confidence":30,"reasoning":"Only two sales records with a very wide £180–£900 spread across 17 years and no SPECS data provided, so any value statement rests on an unreliably small and dated sample."}