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Hasselblad 503CXi. A minor-change model of the 503CX, introduced in 1994. The body was made in 1994, and the magazine in 1996. The winding crank was changed to a specification compatible with a winder.

As with its successor, the 503CW, it can be used with 6x4.5 and 6x3 panorama format masks. Feet were also added on both sides of the tripod socket, improving stability when the camera is placed down.

Thanks to the Minolta-made Acute-Matte focusing screen inherited from the 503CX, the finder image is bright and sharp from corner to corner, allowing for comfortable focusing.

This particular camera was used and cherished until recently by one of our regular customers. Please enjoy using it freely as a practical everyday camera. Offered at a special price.

There are several chips on the resin feet on the base. Apart from this, the exterior condition is in the good-user grade.

All functions operate properly. Operation has been checked with a lens attached. It produces the pleasing, distinct Hasselblad shutter sound. The included A12 magazine does not have matching serial numbers between the inner and outer parts, but there are no issues with operation or practical use.

The finder screen is very clear, with no noticeable scratches. The typical cracking on the rear shutter curtain, known as Palpas cracking, is present, but it should not affect use.

Included are an eye-level finder, a 6x3 panorama film mask, two finder masks, one genuine and one third-party mask that can be switched between vertical and horizontal orientation, a spirit level, and a strap.