Hasselblad A16 (1970)

A 16-exposure roll film back for the Hasselblad V system, using 120 film to produce 6x4.5cm images

Overview

The Hasselblad A16 is a roll film back designed for the Hasselblad V series of medium format SLR cameras. It uses 120 film to capture sixteen 6x4.5cm frames per roll, making it a 16-exposure film magazine. The A16 Type II variant was introduced in 1970, though production years for other versions are not documented. It attaches via the standard Hasselblad V mount and is part of a modular system allowing interchangeable backs, viewfinders, and lenses. Variants include the A16 Type II, A16 Type IV, and the A16 S Film Magazine, which supports 4x4cm format.

Specifications

Film Format	120 film
Image Size	6x4.5cm
Exposures per Roll	16
Mount	Hasselblad V system
Model Number	30082
SKU	UHH-11-1620
Accessories Included	120 Film Insert, Dark Slide, Focusing Screen Mask, Super Slide Mask

Market

Recent listings show the Hasselblad A16 Type IV selling for $578.00 in excellent condition, while a later version sold for $375. A separate listing priced an A16 back with Super Slide Mask at $199.99. One user reported "strange lines between frames on negs," suggesting a potential defect in some units. Units are typically sold as-is, with condition based on provided photographs.