Inverter

Arcbody Inverter Mount
How to Hang
One of the drawbacks of theArcBody'sdesign is that the rear standardonlyfalls. This is, of course, equivalent to a rising front standard which is useful for shooting tall buildings, trees etc. But, the camera can not be used as-is for perspective control where a front fall (or rear rise) is needed, such as when looking downward.
The clever engineers atHasselbladdid come up with a solution, though it's a bit of a kluge and expensive to boot.

What you're seeing in the photograph above is an ArcBody hanging upside-down from anArcBody Camera Inverter Mount(47033). TheRMfxreflex viewfinder has been turned upside-down so that framing and focusing is straightforward, but since all of the lens' controls are now upside-down as well operation is awkward at best.
There's another issue too. The ArcBody's mounting base features a Hasselblad quick release plate. Since it also features standard tripod mounting screws I had no problem attaching anArca-Swissmounting...