Hasselblad 500C6x6 Medium Format, Zeiss Planar

Introduced in 1957, the Hasselblad 500C defined medium-format photography for decades. Its modular system — interchangeable lenses, film backs, and viewfinders — built around a 6×6cm format gave photographers unmatched versatility. Carl Zeiss optics delivered legendary sharpness, and NASA selected a modified 500C to document the Apollo missions, making it the camera that photographed humanity's first steps on the moon.

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