I brought with me the Hasselblad 500CM that I recently received as a gift from my very kind and generous boss. He was moving back to the U.S. from Bangkok and wanted to offload some of his gear. The Hassy was always on my dream camera list and I just can’t believe I am a proud owner of one now.
I didn’t want to splurge on a prism meter so I got myself the sleek Keks 2.0 meter to match the black body. And since film rolls are being a bit of a hot commodity right now, I decided to also get a HassyPB (
https://www.hassypb.com/), an Instax Square back made by Hassy lovers in Thailand, so I can extend the use of the beast a little bit more.
As for the film, I brought with me Kodak Gold 200, Fuji Pro 400H, Lomo 400, and of course Cinestill 800T for the Tokyo neons and all the Christmas illumination events that are happening around town right now.
All this fit nicely and snuggly in a 15L Peak Design Everyday Backpack Zip. It’s also small enough to put under the plane seat.
And as you can see right behind everything is the JCH x Glamb hoodie! The shipping and import tax to Thailand would have cost me a 5-night stay in Tokyo so I might as well book a 5-night stay in Tokyo and pick it up myself!
(And Cheeza is life. It’s in all of my bags.)
@kitzonaroll
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