Hasselblad Newsletter - APRIL 30, 2019

APRIL NEWSLETTER HOW DO YOU C ME NOW? BROCK ELBANK Over a span of 33 months, British photographer Brock Elbank photographed 30 individuals with Congenital Melanocytic Naevus (CMN), an extremely rare birthmark that can cover up to 80% of the body. Shot with his Hasselblad H4D-60, Brock’s body-positive portrait series raises awareness on a skin condition that less than 1% of the world’s population is born with. See the full story here. HASSELBLAD HEROINES Check out Hasselblad's first installment of Hasselblad Heroines, featuring Maria Svarbova, Anna Devís, and Cooper & Gorfer, among other female photographers who are making their mark. Watch their video interviews, get inspiration, and see their inspirational work with their Hasselblad cameras here. CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED X1D CAMERAS AT A REMARKABLE VALUE Don’t miss a unique opportunity to invest in the X System. As we refresh cameras that have been used by Hasselblad for demonstration purposes, we are able to offer an immense savings to you through our Certified Pre-Owned program. Though they may show some cosmetic wear, our factory technicians ensure they meet Hasselblad’s rigorous quality control standards and include a six-month factory warranty. See all X1D CPOs here. HANS STRAND LOFOTEN LANDSCAPES Known for its dramatic scenery and arctic beaches, Hans took the H6D-100c to capture the Norwegian archipelago’s diverse environments. See more images here. HASSELBLAD IN SPACE In celebration of International Space Day on Friday (3 May), get to know a bit more about Hasselblad and NASA's collaboration that launched the Swedish medium format camera company out of this world. See more space images and our full space history story here. TIPS & TRICKS Setting X1D-50c Operational Limits for Auto ISO and Full Auto Modes X System users who are using the Auto ISO function can set the minimum shutter speed along with the upper and lower ISO to be used. Learn more here. INSTAGRAM FEATURES ISABELLA TABACCHI 'Lonely in the Alps', captured by landscape photographer Isabella Tabacchi with the X1D-50c. TYLER SHIELDS Using a lighting setup projected through a pinhole, Tyler Shields creates a perfectly shaped shadow to give the illusion of a turtleneck for 'Mystery in the Mouth'. Taken with Hasselblad H5D. EVENTS EVENTS NEAR YOU Visit our website to find educational workshops, trade-shows, webinars, and demo events near you on our event page.