It cost around 3 million yen when purchased in 2012. Operation confirmed with Hasselblad 503cx. Dalsa CCD sensor with a revolving mechanism that allows for changing the vertical and horizontal composition. There are some scuffs, but the CCD part has no scratches and is well-preserved. Card shooting works without any problems. It has a unique color tone characteristic of Dalsa CCD, which I think will result in atmospheric photos. I cannot take responsibility for repairs, so please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about that. It is also listed on other sites. There is no case. There is one battery. There is also a charger. The image sensor is a Dalsa CCD sensor with 56 million effective pixels. The sensor size is 56 x 36mm. The maximum recording resolution is 9,288 x 6,000 pixels. The color depth is 16-bit. The sensitivity is ISO 80-800. The capture rate is 1 frame/second. Compatible cameras include Hasselblad V, Mamiya 67, Fujifilm GX680II, and Bronica SQ-A. It features a 3.5-inch touch screen LCD monitor and comes with a stylus pen. The recording media is CF. The body size is 95 x 59 x 82mm (width x depth x height). Weight is 600g.