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New Hasselblad Compendium, 2nd Edition 2011 by Richard (Rick) Nordin available June
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Oh no!.....Please don't tell our wives!! :z04_smileys26:
polypal
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Parliament has already been notified.
Sorry, it is a legal obligation for a contageous disease.
My copy arrived this morning, beautifully packaged and suffered no damage in transit. :happy: No import fees or extortionate postage :z04_carrot:
What a fantastic amount of information, I can see why this book has become the one to go to for all things Hasselblad.
What a fantastic amount of information, I can see why this book has become the one to go to for all things Hasselblad.
My copy arrived this morning, beautifully packaged and suffered no damage in transit. :happy: No import fees or extortionate postage :z04_carrot:
What a fantastic amount of information, I can see why this book has become the one to go to for all things Hasselblad.
Ok, ok....I've been convinced! Ordered mine from camerabooks.com today! :z04_discosmilie:
Gary
Electronic copy?
Yes, an electronic copy would sometimes be nice to have.
Like on an USB-stick while travelling.
But I'm also of that opinion that sometimes things are to be read on paper.
And a book regarding a such physical thing as Hasselblad cameras is best on printed matter.
-- Olof
who is going to the post office tomorrow to get the package from camerabooks...
Yes, an electronic copy would sometimes be nice to have.
Like on an USB-stick while travelling.
But I'm also of that opinion that sometimes things are to be read on paper.
And a book regarding a such physical thing as Hasselblad cameras is best on printed matter.
-- Olof
who is going to the post office tomorrow to get the package from camerabooks...
The new compendium means less posts at this forum.
Posters are much too busy with the new compendium :happy:
wbulte
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Optimist... reading is an artform lost on an increasing number of people. After all it is much easier to ask question upon question on web forums. The WWW is full this :z04_pc2: