Hasselblad, the beloved Swedish camera manufacturer, is celebrating the 80th anniversary of the release of its first camera, the HK-7, by—you guessed it—releasing a limited edition camera. The medium ...

Hasselblad has a history of making very good, very expensive cameras. So what better way to celebrate its own 80th birthday than by launching an especially good and extraordinarily expensive ...

Hasselblad, still the gold standard in premium photography to many people, has registered a new 100MP medium format camera back. For those unfamiliar with the term, a camera back is part of the ...

Last year, Hasselblad showed off its modular 907X 50C medium-format system, and even sold a limited number in a $7,500 limited edition Moon-Landing kit. Now, the company has announced that the camera ...

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Hasselblad's medium format 907X CFV 100C camera has plenty I could moan about. It's expensive, it's slow to use and it lacks various modern camera features like in-body stabilization or any kind of ...

It's been years since Hasseblad sold a new V system camera—the company stopped making 500 series bodies back nearly a decade ago. But what is dead may never die, and system devotees have a new digital ...

Half a century after Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin captured photos on the moon's surface using Hasselblad cameras, the company is debuting a special edition of its upcoming 907X. Images, and the ...

The 907X 50C, a modular system that’s comprised of a CFV II 50C digital back and the new 907X body, is Hasselblad’s smallest medium format camera yet, but there were a few sacrifices to get there. The ...

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It's been years since Hasseblad sold a new V system camera—the company stopped making 500 series bodies back nearly a decade ago. But what is dead may never die, and system devotees have a new digital ...