Used Hasselblad PME5 Finder - Excellent

Key Features
- Hasselblad PME5 finder
- Compatible with 205TCC & 203FE
- 45° sighting angle
- Push button activation
- Auto shut-off after 10 secs
- Powered by PX28 battery
- Color: Black
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Overview
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Condition: Excellent
The Hasselblad PME5 Finder is a nifty accessory that is designed to be used with a wide range of Hasselblad cameras that have an acute-matte screen. It has a center-weighted pattern, and offers a sighting angle of 45° as well as a 3x unreversed magnified image zoom. The finder features red LEDs, which indicate light values on an exposure value scale of EV 2–19. Its ISO sensitivity can be adjusted between 25 and 6,400. The finder is marked with tiny, parallel, blue lines, which means that it is compatible with the 205TCC and the 203FE camera models. When not used continuously for more than 10 seconds, the finder automatically shuts off. Also, it runs on a separately available PX28 battery.
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used condition
| Excellent Condition | Almost no signs of prior use |
| Used Condition | Excellent Condition |
detailed specifications
| ISO Range | 25 - 6400 |
physical specifications
| Color | Black |
- Hasselblad PME5 Finder
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