FotodioxBayonet 60 B60-67mm Step Up Filter Adapter Ring for Hasselblad, Anodized Black Metal Filter Adapter Ring

I was a little hesitant ordering this adapter because of the negative reviews.I received it and it fits perfectly! It could not be better. I use it with my Hasselblad 80 mm f 2.8.I could not be happier. Grate product. It will serve you well. Go ahead and order it.

Perfect fit, feels solid.

So now I'm stuck with two of these things, the 62mm and the 67mm. NEITHER ONE WORKS. This one is heavier than the 67mm,but it's so loose it spins back and forth without ever getting tight like a hasselblad filter does. The 67mm is very flimsy and turns exactly 1/4" and then falls off. Just another pissed off Amazon customer here. Off to Adorama or B&H RIGHT NOW. These go in the garbage where they belong.UPDATE: Amazon customer service is good, so I returned both items to be replaced. The 62mm was exactly the same, a pronounced wobble, a lot of play in it, truly unusable.The 67mm actually goes on quite easily but never becomes secure. A slight touch and it starts to unscrew, so I secured it with a couple of pieces of gaff tape on the end of my lens and kept it while I got another one, not from Amazon, which works absolutely perfectly. A few dollars more than this junk, but how nice not to have pieces of tape hanging on the end of your lens. So the "new" 67mm goes back tomorrow, making me 0 for 4 on this item. I do see a few positive reviews here, and I'm glad some were luckier than I was. If you're thinking of buying one, I do hope your results are better than mine. Meanwhile, may I suggest a quick look at Adorama's website?

Took a chance with all the negative reviews and this adapter fits tight and perfectly for my CF lens. So tight that I might never take it off. Cheap, quality and precision.

It works but it fits a bit weird. I never had it come off during the operation of my Hasselblad but sometimes it is loose, other times it is tight. I bought this to use on my 80mm so I can use a polarizer filter in conjunction with a universal hood from Hasselblad and has been fine - albeit its janky fit.

After reading other reviews I was forewarned that the adapter Ring would not be a snug fit. The price was attractive and I believe I we=ill be happy with it. Unfortunately, I don't use the Hassey as much as I'd like.

This does fit my carl zeiss 80mm hasselblad lens, and my 72mm b/w filters do fit on them. Issues are that the adapter doesn't stay firmly on the lens and it will move if you nudge it, also I've got a uv filter that's stuck on the adapter. So a cheap but useful adapter that just needs some extra care in handling it. I would have spent a little bit more for a more sturdy adapter but this will do fine for now. Just need to pry off the UV filter stuck to it now.

I had one from a decade ago but couldn’t find it. This product fitsthe 80 mm Planar T* well so I can use less expensive filters for B&W. Somehow film cameras give images not duplicated by digital sensors. I’ll keep this in a container so I sont misplace it again.

Unlike some other B60-72mm Step Up Rings, this actually works! Enables you to use 72mm filters on your Hasselblad V-Series lenses. Previously bought a similar product from another manufacturer which did not fit so hopefully this review will save other people the same trouble. Just buy this one.

Super loose adaptor, slide off from the lens and dropped to the floor, broke my filter as well. Vignetting for 50mm or wider lens...

It fits on the bayonet mount of the lens, but only after a bit of a struggle each time. So, it does the job for my B&W filters, but it could have been made to fit more smoothly.

Amazon should stop selling this poorly engineered Hasselblad bayonet adapter. As others have noted it is a very loose fit to the camera B60 mount and will easily fall off. The lugs cannot be bent to improve the grip.

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