Extension Tubes
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Hasselblad 56E 56mm Extension Tube TCC (40656). Condition – 3E [7550]
Number 56 refers to the length of the tube in millimeters (56mm).
This extension ring is a significant improvement over the earlier Hasselblad extension rings. The bodies for them were made on CNC (computer numerical controlled) machines in a single automated process, substantially reducing the number of parts.
Includes electrical contacts for use with TCC/FE cameras, though can be used with all Hasselblad bodies right as far back as the 500C.
Must be attached to the camera body before attaching the lens to the tube. When using more than one tube, attach the first one to the camera body and then build out, attaching the lens last. Conversely, remove the lens from the extension tube first before removing the extension tube from the camera body. If using more than one tube, remove the tube closest to the lens first and work back toward the camera body.
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Hasselblad Extension Tube 21mm (40010). Condition – 6E [7142]
Number 21 refers to the length of the tube in millimetres (21mm).
Can be used individually, or in combination with other tubes. Not recommended to combine more than three tubes.
Must be attached to the camera body before attaching the lens to the tube. When using more than one tube, attach the first one to the camera body and then build out, attaching the lens last. Conversely, remove the lens from the extension tube first before removing the extension tube from the camera body. If using more than one tube, remove the tube closest to the lens first and work back toward the camera body. -
Hasselblad 55mm Extension Tube (40029). Condition – 3E [7589]
Number 55 refers to the length of the tube in millimeters (55mm). Can be used individually, or in combination with other tubes. Not recommended to combine more than three tubes.
This is the early version of this tube has a round opening on the lens side, rather than square. This indicates with was made before 1962.
Must be attached to the camera body before attaching the lens to the tube. When using more than one tube, attach the first one to the camera body and then build out, attaching the lens last. Conversely, remove the lens from the extension tube first before removing the extension tube from the camera body. If using more than one tube, remove the tube closest to the lens first and work back toward the camera body. -
Hasselblad 16mm 16E extension tube for TCC (40654). Condition – 3E [7169]
In perfect condition. Looks to have never been used. Number 16 refers to the length of the tube in millimeters (16mm). This extension ring is a significant improvement over the earlier Hasselblad extension rings. The bodies for them were made on CNC (computer numerical controlled) machines in a single automated process, substantially reducing the number of parts. Includes electrical contacts for use with TCC/FE cameras, though can be used with all Hasselblad bodies right as far back as the 500C. Must be attached to the camera body before attaching the lens to the tube. When using more than one tube, attach the first one to the camera body and then build out, attaching the lens last. Conversely, remove the lens from the extension tube first before removing the extension tube from the camera body. If using more than one tube, remove the tube closest to the lens first and work back toward the camera body.
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Hasselblad RMS Lens Mount Adapter for Luminar (40037). Condition – 3E [7164]
Lens mount adapter fits into the body or on a bellows for adapting lenses for special applications such as ultra macro-photography. Unit has a hole in the centre that has a standard RMS thread for use with standard microscope objectives or Zeiss Luminar close-up lenses.
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Hasselblad 16mm 16E Extension Tube for TCC (40654). Condition – 3E [7051]
Number 16 refers to the length of the tube in millimeters (16mm). This extension ring is a significant improvement over the earlier Hasselblad extension rings. The bodies for them were made on CNC (computer numerical controlled) machines in a single automated process, substantially reducing the number of parts. Includes electrical contacts for use with TCC/FE cameras, though can be used with all Hasselblad bodies right as far back as the 500C. Must be attached to the camera body before attaching the lens to the tube. When using more than one tube, attach the first one to the camera body and then build out, attaching the lens last. Conversely, remove the lens from the extension tube first before removing the extension tube from the camera body. If using more than one tube, remove the tube closest to the lens first and work back toward the camera body.
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Hasselblad 32mm 32E Extension Tube for TCC (40655). Condition – 3E [7045]
In perfect condition. Looks to have never been used. Number 32 refers to the length of the tube in millimeters (32mm). This extension ring is a significant improvement over the earlier Hasselblad extension rings. The bodies for them were made on CNC (computer numerical controlled) machines in a single automated process, substantially reducing the number of parts. Includes electrical contacts for use with TCC/FE cameras, though can be used with all Hasselblad bodies right as far back as the 500C. Must be attached to the camera body before attaching the lens to the tube. When using more than one tube, attach the first one to the camera body and then build out, attaching the lens last. Conversely, remove the lens from the extension tube first before removing the extension tube from the camera body. If using more than one tube, remove the tube closest to the lens first and work back toward the camera body.
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Hasselblad Extension Tube 21mm (40010). Condition – 4E [6419]
Number 21 refers to the length of the tube in millimetres (21mm). Can be used individually, or in combination with other tubes. Not recommended to combine more than three tubes.Must be attached to the camera body before attaching the lens to the tube. When using more than one tube, attach the first one to the camera body and then build out, attaching the lens last. Conversely, remove the lens from the extension tube first before removing the extension tube from the camera body. If using more than one tube, remove the tube closest to the lens first and work back toward the camera body.
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Hasselblad 55mm Extension Tube (40029). Condition – 4E [6127]
Number 55 refers to the length of the tube in millimeters (55mm).
The early version of this tube has a round opening on the lens side, rather than square. This indicates with was made before 1962.
Can be used individually, or in combination with other tubes. Not recommended to combine more than three tubes.
Must be attached to the camera body before attaching the lens to the tube. When using more than one tube, attach the first one to the camera body and then build out, attaching the lens last. Conversely, remove the lens from the extension tube first before removing the extension tube from the camera body. If using more than one tube, remove the tube closest to the lens first and work back toward the camera body.
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Hasselblad CF Close-Up Calculator for Macro (59102). Condition – 4E [3838]
A sliding device that links:
– size of the subject
– degree of magnification
– lens to subject distance
– exposure change
– depth of fieldTwo versions are available, one for C lenses and a second for CF lenses.
Provides calculations for when using Proxar lenses, extension tubes, variable extension tubes and bellows.
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Hasselblad Variable Extension Tube 64-85 (51691). Condition – 6E [4410]
A very useful close up accessory for all lenses.
Especially suitable for the 135mm Makro Planar which only functions with a bellows or extension tube. With this extension tube it will focus between infinity and 1.15m (1:1).