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JANUARY NEWSLETTERROMAN JEHANNO CAPTURING CRAFTSMANSHIP IN JAPANA master whisky blender working at the base of Mt. Fuji, a traditional Noh mask maker, and a bamboo basket weaver living in a mountain forest are a just a few of the talented artisans that French photographer Roman Jehanno met on his photographic journey through Japan using the H6D-100c. Using beautifully balanced lighting, Roman ha..

NOVEMBER NEWSLETTERAUSTIN MANN CHASING LIGHT WITH THE XCD 4/21Travel photographer Austin Mann’s philosophy is “chase light,” and that he did, all the way to the beautiful landscapes of Glacier National Park in western Montana. Using the X1D-50c, Austin took the XCD 21mm, Hasselblad’s widest lens ever, to capture just the right perspectives that created a strong sense of the tranquility found wit..

SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER2018 HASSELBLAD MASTERS NEW IMAGES FROM VOLUME 6: INNOVATEUpon receiving the prestigious Hasselblad Master title, the winners were assigned a challenge to create images using a Hasselblad medium format camera and the theme, "innovate." The stunning results include sublime pastel landscapes of the Southwestern United States, fine art scenes set against stark Slovak architectur..

AUGUST NEWSLETTERTOM OLDHAM THE LAST OF THE CROONERS In Tom Oldham's latest series, The Last of the Crooners, Tom features a group of jazz musicians right at his local pub, The Palm Tree, in East London. Using his H6D-100c, The Last of the Crooners was recognized by the World Photography Awards as the winner of the portrait category in their 2018 competition. See Tom's stunning award-winning por..

JULY NEWSLETTERMEDIUM FORMAT ADVANTAGES VIDEOS BY KARL TAYLOR In a new set of comparative videos, photographer Karl Taylor shows the differences between 35mm format and medium format. As one of the best photographers in the business, Karl takes the viewer through clear explanations where he compares shooting with the Hasselblad H6D-100c and the leading 35mm format camera. Watch videos here. ATS ..

JUNE NEWSLETTERTHE EARLY HASSELBLAD HK-7 SHOT WITH THE H6D-400C MSThe Hasselblad legacy starts in 1941 and now comes full circle as one of the 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. Read the full story with high-resolution images of the HK-7 here. TRIPOD MOUNT ..