3.8M views · 103K reactions | Hasselblad cameras have taken some of the most iconic photos of the 20th century. From the first moon landing to The Beatles crossing Abbey Road, and portraits of Marilyn Monroe. Editor’s Note: The lens shown at 1:24 is designed for the X System cameras, not the H System as shown. | Business Insider | Facebook

513K views · 60 comments | Transform a Film Camera Into a Digital Camera With the Hasselblad CFV 100C digital back, the majority of Hasselblad film cameras are capable of capturing 100-megapixel digital imagery using traditional film bodies. Film Camera: Hasselblad 503CW Digital Back: Hasselblad CFV 100C #hasselblad #film | Hasselblad | Facebook

146K views · 726 reactions | Watch how to operate the Hasselblad X1D with it's user-friendly EVF touchpad controls. Learn how to pan when zoomed in, change instant preview, zoom with AF-D and AE-L, and display histograms with the rear wheel. | Hasselblad | Facebook

55K views · 1.9K reactions | In 1970, the 500C/M was added to the iconic Hasselblad 500 Series. It featured an interchangeable focusing screen and a prism viewfinder that included a built-in exposure meter. Captured by Yuwangaijiaomian. | Hasselblad | Facebook

Karl Taylor Photography guides you through the configuration and use of the Hasselblad X1D MQ mode. Discover the latest Hasselblad products at bit.ly/HasselbladOnlineStore | Hasselblad

Karl Taylor Photography explains the history of optical excellence of Hasselblad lenses as he captures the exquisite details and entire tonal range of paintings with Hasselblad H6D-100c. See the full video here: bit.ly/OpticalExc | Hasselblad

103K views · 1.9K reactions | Inside the Hasselblad Center in Gothenburg, Sweden, is the original film magazine used on the first manned moon landing July 1969 (Apollo 11) by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. It is a modified 70mm magazine that had a counter for 200 exposures. Only the film magazines were brought back from the Moon, with the camera and lenses left behind. #apollo11 #moonlanding #hasselblad #filmphotography #archive #history | Amateur Photographer | Facebook