AnalogDB

HASSELBLAD 500EL

  • 5 photos

The Hasselblad 500 EL is a medium format film camera introduced in 1965. It is essentially a 500 C with a permanently integrated motor drive in the baseplate, which was a helpful feature for quick shooting due to the 500 C's lack of an instant-return mirror. The camera body includes settings for normal operation, automatic continuous mode at 1 fps, and various speed modes for continuous mirror-up operation. The 500 EL was famously adapted by NASA for the Apollo moon program, with some units remaining on the lunar surface. It was succeeded by the 500 EL/M in 1971.

more from HASSELBLAD

HASSELBLAD 500C/MHASSELBLAD 501CMHASSELBLAD 500CHASSELBLAD XPANHASSELBLAD 503CXHASSELBLAD 503CWHASSELBLAD 501CHASSELBLAD SWCHASSELBLAD 201FHASSELBLAD 2000FCWHASSELBLAD 203FE
A path covered in autumn leaves leads through a forest with trees showing yellow foliage.
A small dog with shaggy brown and white fur looks directly at the viewer.
A close-up view shows a record player's needle on a spinning record.
A small dog with shaggy fur stands in grass, looking down and to the right.
Two dogs are sleeping in a purple dog bed.

thats all folks, go take some pictures...

Back to top