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I just noticed that B&H has the Hasselblad HV, an A99 with new skin. It has been reduced to $3,999.00 and includes the Zeiss 24-70mm 2.8 and an exceptional hard case.

Thinking of getting one for the novelty since the A99 is such a great camera and includes the Zeiss. My only issue is the length of time the A99 has been out without a replacement.

What are your thoughts?

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If you want a next generation SonyBlad,

it will be back up to the 5-digit pricing. So

go for the novelty or forget it. But waiting

for a new SonyBlad to age out, and fall to

a semi-affordable price, will just be "deja

vu all over again" ... about 3 yrs from now.

 

Those not so much "my thoughts" as they

are just the facts. My actual Thoughts are

that I would never wanna be seen with

such a goat. YMMV.

 

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