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	The Hasselblad Foundation International Award in Photography
		The Hasselblad award is an international photography award, made for the first time in 1980.
		The Hasselblad award is the most important prize in photography in the world today, and the award ceremony has become a international event of unique prestige, with award winners of great international renown.
		The name of the award winner is announced each year on or around 8 March, the birthday of Victor Hasselblad, either in the city of residence of the winner, or at another significant venue from the point of view of photography, with transmission by video to a parallel press conference in Göteborg.
	www.hasselbladfoundation.org /prize_about_en.html (297 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Hasselblad (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hasselblad have pushed the H series forward again with the introduction of the third generation H Series camera.
		Hasselblad have moved the H series forward with the introduction of the second generation H Series camera, the H2, an evolutionary development from the H1.
		Hasselblad Ixpress backs are available with a number of sensors, and are modular in terms of interchangeable camera adaptors (I-Adaptors) and 1-shot models are upgradeable to 4-shot, and 4*Res-shot.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Hasselblad (995 words)

	Hasselblad H3D: Digital Photography Review
		Hasselblad is today firmly positioning itself as the pre-eminent provider of high-end digital cameras with the launch of the Hasselblad H3D, the world’s first 48mm full-frame DSLR camera system.
		The H3D is currently available in two models, the Hasselblad H3D-22 and the Hasselblad H3D-39, offering image capture with a resolution of either 22 or an unsurpassed 39 megapixels on the largest image sensor currently available in digital photography – more than twice the size of a high-end 35mm camera sensor.
		To achieve the necessary optical performance, the Hasselblad lens designers have taken full advantage of the Ultra-Focus and DAC functionality to ensure that outstanding images are produced by this extraordinary lens.
	www.dpreview.com /news/0609/06093003hasselbladh3d.asp (1151 words)

	Hasselblad H1 - photo.net
		Hasselblad conceived the H1 camera system and lenses and was responsible for their design, including the specification of the lenses.
		Hasselblad easily could have done it but decided to go the other way maybe because they want people to buy the H1 on top of their existing system instead of switching to a new system that does it all and dump the old one.
		I bought this for having an hasselblad, but the way for buyng a digital back and, after having cropped the frame, to have the same sensor size of a camera which cost a half or a third part of the h1,this way is a nonsense.
	www.photo.net /equipment/hasselblad/h1 (17060 words)

	Rob Galbraith DPI: Hasselblad announces new cameras, backs
		Hasselblad today has announced the H2 medium format camera, the H2D with integrated digital back and two standalone digital backs, the Ixpress CF and Ixpress CFH.
		A year from the launch of the new Hasselblad, the company is setting a new benchmark for digital professional photography with the announcement of new flagship digital cameras and camera backs based on a new digital platform, satisfying the needs of both the general and specialist professional photographer.
		Hasselblad has always set new standards in analogue photography, and by doubling our RandD resource, we are fully committed to being at the leading edge where professional digital photography is concerned.
	www.robgalbraith.com /bins/content_page.asp?cid=7-7885-7989 (1115 words)

	Hasselblad - Gizmodo
		Hasselblad unveiled its next masterpiece, the Hasselblad H3D, a digital SLR camera to be offered in 22-megapixel and 39-megapixel trim.
		it looks like hasselblad, which makes these high-end cameras for masochists, fetishists, and pro photographers who don't know better is discontinuing its panoramic camera due to new EU regulations - wether or not they're keeping it in japan and the rest of the world was ambiguous, but it sounds like they're not.
		The Hasselblad H2D-39 will run you $37,400 and claims to be the first high-end, 39-megapixel, digital auto-focus camera—in the world!
	www.gizmodo.com /gadgets/hasselblad (444 words)

	Hasselblad launches the world's first 39 megapixel DSLR camera and camera backs
		Hasselblad is creating a new standard of digital image quality for professional photographers with the announcement of a new camera and three camera backs based on the combination of Hasselblad's new, true 39 megapixel CCD sensor and its unique Digital APO Correction (DAC) technology.
		Based on the Hasselblad H2 camera with its range of high performance, central shutter-based lenses, and featuring extended digital features, such as DAC lens optimization and Instant Approval Architecture, the H2D-39 is the world's first high-end, 39 megapixel, digital auto-focus camera.
		Compatible with the entire range of Hasselblad H System lenses, the world finest digital lenses, as well as the Hasselblad V camera lens system, the H2D-39 brings the highest level of integration and flexibility to the professional photographer.
	www.dcviews.com /press/Hasselblad-39-series.htm (1030 words)

	NEWS! - Hasselblad: 48mm full-frame DSLR
		The Hasselblad H3D is available in two variants, with resolutions of 22 or 39 megapixels, and is the world's first 48mm full-frame DSLR.
		Other features of the Hasselblad H3D-22 and H3D-39 include "Ultra-Focus", said to fine-tune auto focusing based on information about the current lens and capture conditions, as well as digital correction of chromatic aberration, and digital noise reduction.
		Alongside the announcement, Hasselblad has also unveiled a new 28mm wide angle lens for use with the H-system cameras, as well as a waist-level viewfinder for the series.
	www.imaging-resource.com /NEWS/1159445562.html (1371 words)

	Hasselblad camera models - A Pictorial History
		Hasselblad Space Electric Data Camera EDC - The Space Camera Hasselblad 500C 1957-1970
		Hasselblad 501C 1994- Hasselblad Supreme Wide Angle 1954-1959
		Hasselblad 903 SWC 1988- Hasselblad 2000FC 1977-1981
	www.mir.com.my /rb/photography/companies/nikon/hasselblad/cameras/hasselmodels/hasslemodel.htm (407 words)

	Hasselblad H2D introduction \| Digital Camera Review
		Hasselblad H2D introduction : A year from the launch of the new Hasselblad, the company is setting a new benchmark for digital professional photography with Hasselblad H2D digital camera, satisfying the needs of both the general and specialist professional photographer.
		Christian Poulsen, CEO of Hasselblad explains: "In the year since Hasselblad and Imacon joined forces, we have been inundated with constructive feedback from professional photographers worldwide, eager to see Hasselblads legendary quality evolve with developments in digital technology.
		Hasselblad has always set new standards in analogue photography, and by doubling our R and D resource, we are fully committed to being at the leading edge where professional digital photography is concerned.
	www.letsgodigital.org /en/news/articles/story_4188.html (998 words)

	Robert White - Hasselblad
		In line with Hasselblad's historical commitment to compatibility, existing H1 and H1D cameras can be upgraded to H2 specification.
		With many H series owners already owning Hasselblad C/CF series lenses together with the many sources of rental and used equipment available worldwide, the H system immediately becomes more comprehensive and better prepared to take on a much wider variety of assignments and applications.
		All C type lenses are suitable for use with the CF adaptor, making this a truly useful accessory and an almost essential item for professional photographers who need occasional access to specific lenses not used in their everyday work.
	www.robertwhite.co.uk /hasselblad.htm (2161 words)

	Hasselblad Master Exhibition
		On a yearly basis Hasselblad, the world’s oldest makers of fine cameras, nominates twelve photographers of different nationalities and disciplines as “Hasselblad Masters”, in recognition of their contributions to the art of photography.
		The selection of a Hasselblad Master is based on factors such as the wealth of ideas, and photographic and technical skills which respect both the traditions of photography and the need for renewal.
		The “Hasselblad Masters Exhibition” comprises 27 original photographic prints and through the use of advanced technology, the power of digital imaging is harnessed to enhance the essence of the great works produced.
	www.epson.com.sg /promo/event_Hasselblad.shtml (357 words)

	Hasselblad Develops World's First 48mm Full-Frame DSLR Camera System - - PopPhotoSeptember 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At Photokina 2006, Hasselblad is staking a claim and positioning itself as the pre-eminent provider of high-end digital cameras with the launch of the Hasselblad H3D, the world’s first 48mm full-frame DSLR camera system.
		The H3D is the result of Hasselblad’s strategy of taking photographic flexibility and image quality to new levels, as yet unseen in any competing product.
		What Victor Hasselblad managed to develop with the classic V camera system, the H3D now extends into the digital age," said Christian Poulsen, CEO of Hasselblad.
	www.popphoto.com /photonews/3073/hasselblad-develops-worlds-first-48mm-full-frame-dslr-camera-system.html (716 words)

	Hasselblad 500 C/M (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Hasselblad 6 x 6 cm (2 1/4 x 2 1/4 in) square format used size 120 film and the square format eliminated the need to turn the camera sideways for landscape or portrait.
		The primary use of the Hasselblad is commercial and portrait photography.
		A Hasselblad camera or accessory can be dated by a 2 letter code in the serial number.
	www.clickondavid.com /500cm.html (306 words)

	Hasselblad 500 Series (V System)
		The various angle finders for the Hasselblad are useful compared to the standard waist-level viewer.
		Hasselblad today has the most wide spread camera system in the world within the medium format, the so-called V system.
		This means that we can expect even better incorporation of digital technology into Hasselblad's cameras (most probably only their H1 line since the V system seems to be a dead end).
	www.photoethnography.com /ClassicCameras/HasselbladFinders.html (2146 words)

	Hasselblad Shows Off The H3D
		Hasselblad is showing off the H3D, an update to the company's earlier H2D and H1D camera systems.
		To be completely accurate, medium format cameras such as the Hasselblad system are in fact single lens reflex bodies, as they utilize only one lens plus a mirror system for focus and image capture.
		To achieve the necessary optical performance, the Hasselblad lens designers have taken full advantage of the Ultra-Focus and DAC functionality to ensure that outstanding images are produced by this extraordinary lens.
	www.pdnonline.com /pdn/newswire/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003188075&imw=Y (1330 words)

	Shriro - Hasselblad
		Hasselblad cameras were the first cameras on the moon, (and many are still up there!), and are renowned for their outstanding image quality, long life and rugged durability.
		Over 97% of Hasselblad's products are exported for sale in overseas markets and the company has offices, distributors, service outlets and representatives worldwide.
		No major changes are planned in the traditional Hasselblad business philosophy and production remains in Sweden together with the management team headed by Mr.
	www.shriro.com /hasselblad.html (260 words)

	Shutterbug: The Hasselblad 203FE Revisited
		While considered heresy by many Hasselblad devotees at the time, the focal plane cameras and their truly excellent Zeiss lenses have become a familiar site in the studios of top pros all over the globe.
		Even many wedding and portrait guys who previously thought that the unlimited flash sync of a leaf shutter was required for their work found that the slick handling camera and brilliantly fast lenses were too good to pass on.
		While other manufacturers, even Hasselblad, continue to push the envelope of medium format ergonomics, autofocus ability, and exposure automation, well designed and bulletproof cameras like the 203FE will continue to populate the professional photography landscape for decades to come.
	www.shutterbug.net /test_reports/0103sb_thehasselblad (1214 words)

	Hasselblad · Imacon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Since the day that Victor Hasselblad first set out, not to reproduce a fallen German spy camera, but to improve upon it, we have consistently endeavored to develop and advance the field of photography.
		Victor Hasselblad wanted nothing more than to make the finest cameras ever produced, to provide the tools that would help photographers capture their vision and share it with others.
		Whether it regards our collaboration with the Hasselblad foundation, our product development, our ongoing relationships with the world’s finest photographers, or just the attitude that still pervades the shop floor and corridors of our Swedish headquarters, everything we do is a reflection upon our company’s history and the man who founded it.
	www.fotopartner.de /static-en/hasselblad/hasselblad.htm (520 words)

	Hasselblad to Build Camera with Built-In Tilt/Shift? - Gizmodo
		it looks like hasselblad, which makes these high-end cameras for masochists, fetishists, and pro photographers who don't know better is discontinuing its panoramic camera due to new EU regulations - wether or not they're keeping it in japan and the rest of the world was ambiguous, but it sounds like they're not.
		In order to use tilt/shift(t/s) effectively, you need to have a fairly large viewfinder, and I doubt the hasselblad viewfinder is up to the task.
		Hasselblad had produced some flexbodies in the past, but they were so expensive that it's not very popular.
	gizmodo.com /gadgets/digital-cameras/hasselblad-to-build-camera-with-builtin-tiltshift-162394.php (882 words)

	Hasselblad
		In fact, the MF-1 film back for Hasselblad cameras is the only Polaroid back that can be used with the NEW Hasselblad PM90 metering prism or with the low profile NC-1 prism.
		The heart of the MF-2 is its thin fiber optic bundle that assures that the image is transferred to the film with complete sharpness and fidelity.
		Note: Although the MF-2 is not compatible with the new Hasselblad PM90 metering prism or with the low profile NC-1 prism, NPC’s MF-1 film back does support these models.
	www.npcphoto.com /html/hasselblad.htm (740 words)

	Hasselblad H1
		With the exception of the Hasselblad XPan, which is designed and built by Fuji and marketed by Hasselblad everywhere in the world except Japan (more on this in a while), two things have defined Hasselblad and its products: the cameras are designed primarily for 2 ¼ square format and feature manual focus.
		Earlier Hasselblads had a small crescent-shaped window that indicated by showing red whether film was loaded or not, but other manufacturers (Rollei for example) have designs that prevent such accidents, and I’m surprised that Hasselblad hasn’t addressed this in their new design.
		The story I heard was the same — that Hasselblad is choosing to only work with certain back manufacturers and that the H1’s databus specification is not being made generally available.
	www.luminous-landscape.com /reviews/cameras/hasselblad-h1.shtml (3088 words)

	Hasselblad 500 Series (V System)
		The Hasselblad 500 series is a very successful line of single-lens reflex medium format cameras made by the Hasselbald Corporation of Sweden, using German-made Carl Zeiss lenses with built-in leaf shutters.
		Using a Hasselblad 500 EL Using a 500 EL series camera is practically the same as a 500 series, the only difference is that you don't have to wind the film yourself.
		In the Hasselblad 500 series, the camera body is just the body, it provides very little functionality other than a mirror and film crank.
	www.photoethnography.com /ClassicCameras/Hasselblad500el.html (2235 words)

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