How did the Hasselblad camera get to be invented? It was October 1948 when Victor Hasselblad introduce it to the world, the world’s first single lens reflex camera for medium format. He was a passionate bird watcher and nature lover that needed a portable camera that would fit in his hand but at the same…
A 48-hour project to merge a Hasselblad 500C/M and a FujiFilm Instax 9 is an experiment by Isaac Blankensmith and Eddie Cohen with the idea of putting together the magic instant photography with Hasselblad quality. You can read more on their website about how they hacked into a camera so they can take instant photos with…
Hasselblad bridges its legacy and future with the new XV Lens Adapter, providing compatibility for the X1D-50c mirrorless medium format camera to the large range of V System lenses. The sleek new adapter joins Hasselblad’s other available lenses and accessories for the X System of cameras. Currently, five native XCD Lenses from 21mm to 120mm are…