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I thought I would share my experience so far with the Leica S-Adapter H in case it might help someone in similar circumstances.  First, I would rather not use adapters, but I am because I am so heavily invested in the Hasselblad HC lenses.  So far my experience has been great and to date it has been a seamless integration.  I do not have any of the HCD lenses, so I cannot speak to that, but have the following lenses; HC 35, HC 50, HC 80, HC 50-110, HC 100, HC 150, HC 210 (I have not tried it on this lens yet).  

 
 
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HC 300mm works quite well (on S006), as well. You can add the 1.7x converter to the 300mm, giving ~500mm. But in this case you loose af and the lens remains wide open (or at a pre-set aperture if you prior to adding the converter, remove the lens with the preview button activated).

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58 minutes ago, helged said:

HC 300mm works quite well (on S006), as well. You can add the 1.7x converter to the 300mm, giving ~500mm. But in this case you loose af and the lens remains wide open (or at a pre-set aperture if you prior to adding the converter, remove the lens with the preview button activated).

Great to know, I have the 1.7x converter.

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3 hours ago, Photon42 said:

Is the behavior different to what Helge described?

I am sorry. In my experience with my camera, the S2P, it did not recognize the converter at all and I was unable to initiate the shutter. It was many years ago and I don’t have the adapter to test it now. I sold the converter and the 300mm years ago.

Yevgeny

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