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I have no Knowledge of any "great deals", but I am interested to know what you think Phase can do for you that Hasselblad cannot?

"I have no Knowledge of any "great deals", but I am interested to know what you think Phase can do for you that Hasselblad cannot?"
That's exactly what i am intersted in. Just curious how service is, what about their knowledge base, how is working with phase people, see if there really are differences in image quality, feel the differences between the two systems ( phamiya/hassie)in a real world shooting, not from some "no connection to the daily photographer's shooting day" internet test by some figure geeks and other people that actually don't make images in real life.

Buying a camera is, to some extent, like buying a vehicle, in that the quality of your local dealers may significantly influence your choice.

...but, as with vehicles, the better the product, the less keen the local sales force need to be, and the less the local service points have to do.

soooooo.....
lenses for sale???

We have some fantastic deals currently running, see

http://peartreephoto.com/news.php?subactio...&ucat=&

Speak to either Andy or Lawrie

Look forward to speaking to you

raf

Hasselblad has come a long way since the H1 and Ixpress 132C. I do think it is worth a look.....
Plus you can use your existing HC lenses.
What is it you want your new system to do?

I think i will go for the H4d as this seems to be the most powerfull system at the time. Many thanks to the people that let me use their phase equipment but i think the best route to go is the H4d50 or H4D60. Great system, nice usefull features and great people to work with at Hasselblad.
Greetz.