Posts Tagged ‘hasselblad’

Sunny Miami – Thaw out and Learn
Hasselblad owners take advantage of low travel cost to get factory-trained in the hardware aspects of H1D, H2D, and H3D DSLR systems at the Hasselblad University Miami training class to be held in conjunction with the Graphics of the Americas trade show Saturday, February 27th from 10:00am – 4:00pm.
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Today, I had the good fortune to attend the Hasselblad H4D launch event held at Studio 27 in Miami, FL. There was a very good turnout, including reps from Hasselblad, our local Hasselblad dealer (Peter Lorber of peterlorber.com) and one of the 2010 Hasselblad Masters, Claudio Napolitano (a resident of Miami as well).
The real star [...]

Hasselblad brings Medium Format DSLR advantages to new generation of photographers with new H4D-40 camera.
The announcement of Hasselblad’s H4D line of cameras and True Focus technology heralded the beginning of a new chapter in the history of medium format DSLRs. Now, with the launch of the H4D-40, Hasselblad is announcing its intent to bring the [...]

Hasselblad confuses me. I signed an NDA (which I am honoring, BTW) that restricts me from discussing their new camera product, the H4D-40. I can say the name because I have two general emails from them stating it, their website states it, and Photo Pro Magazine in the UK has a print ad with the [...]

January 19, 2010 – For the ninth consecutive year, ten photographers have been awarded the coveted title of Hasselblad Master.
Hasselblad today announced the ten winners of its prestigious 2009 Masters Awards, one for each of ten categories: architecture, editorial, fashion/beauty, fine art, general photography, nature/landscape, portrait, wedding/social and up-and-coming artist. Given in recognition of his [...]

Those crazy Swedes are at it again. After last year’s H4D/60 intro, what other bits of fun can they have in store for us? Central (leaf)/Focal Plane shutters? New DSLR shaped body? New MFD rangefinder? What’s your guess?

11/30/2009 The photographer, Günther Raupp, uses the Hasselblad H3DII-50 to shoot the strictly limited Ferrari Calendar

From the beginning, the legendary founder of the company, Enzo Ferrari, was burning with pure passion and motivation. That is why there could only be one engine for the first car that bore his name: a V12. It had just [...]

24/11/2009 – Hasselblad Chairman Dr. Larry Hansen appointed new Chief Executive Officer. New position combines Chairman and CEO responsibilities. Previous Hasselblad CEO Christian Poulsen has decided to leave Hasselblad to pursue other activities, but will remain as Strategic Technology Adviser to the Board.

The Hasselblad management team (left to right): Philip Boissevain,
Niels-Jørgen Øhrgaard, Peter Stig-Nielsen, Tom [...]

With the release of the new H4D-60, the first H4D camera and most recent addition to the Hasselblad H System, Hasselblad marks the beginning of a new chapter in the history of medium format DSLRs. The H4D-60 will feature True Focus with APL (Absolute Position Lock), making auto-focus substantially easier and more accurate for photography [...]

After reading my previous blog entry “A Morning with Capture Integration”, the folks at Digital Technology Group (DTG) invited me to their suite at the Graphics of the Americas expo held in Miami Beach for some “hands-on” time with the Hasselblad H-System.
DTG is based out of Tampa, FL and is the local Hasselblad (and Alpa) [...]