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Thank you very much.Henry, the Hasselblad F and FE lenses all can be adapted and used on most any focal plane camera ... Mamiya, Contax 645 ... or on a Nikon, Canon or Minolta/Sony.
The 110/2 is quite unique in that it has beautiful Bokeh ... but in fact there are other FE lenses that also deliver a unique look ... two of my favorites are the 250/4FE and the 350/4 FE ... for purposes of use on cameras other than the Focal Plane Hasselblads like the 203FE, you can secure a 110/2F for less cost ... the FE versions are only valuable for use on the Hasselblad 200 series cameras because they have the "E" data bus contacts for the Hasselblad metered cameras.
Kurt,Hi Henry,
Here are a few examples with the 110/2 on a PhaseOne camera with cheap fotodiox adapter and P45+ back. It's become my favorite medium format lens.
The first one is wide open and the second one stopped down to either f5.6 or f8. It's equally adept at wide open apertures for buttery smooth bokeh and stopped down for very sharp images across the frame.
Kurt
Beautiful Bokeh on that lens also Henry. Most all of the larger aperture F/FE lenses exhibit that Zeiss character and micro detail ... and the big apertures provide pleasing Bokeh when shot wide open.What about the 150/2.8 F? How good is this lens? How is the out-of-focus bokeh?