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HVSQ Ver. 2 Lets You Shoot Instax Square Film with Various Medium Format Cameras

HVSQ Ver. 2 Lets You Shoot Instax Square Film with Various Medium Format Cameras

Posted on March 26, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The HVSQ Ver. 2 is an interesting contraption to consider if you want to shoot instant film, specifically Instax Square film, with your medium format camera.

Instant photography is very much alive, albeit with limited film options. Because of this, we’ve been seeing some bright minds coming up with accessories like instant backs to help increase our options for cameras that can accommodate the instant films available today. Instant backs that allow you to shoot Instax films using Hasselblad cameras have been particularly popular in recent times. The latest of these is the HVSQ Ver. 2, the second version of the Instax Square film back made by Shenzen-based photographer John Yang for the Hasselblad V-System.
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