The Hasselblad legacy starts in 1941 and now comes full circle as one of few remaining Ross HK-7 aerial cameras, one of the company’s first developments, is photographed with the H6D-400c Multi Shot – the latest ultra-high-resolution camera system. The HK-7 was recently acquired by the Hasselblad Foundation in Gothenburg, Sweden and serves as a historical milestone for how far the company’s dedication to technological development has grown.
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