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HASSELBLAD HK-7 Aerial Camera
PRO
$7
Royalty free
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2014 + fbx |
| Render: |  Corona |
| Size: | 40 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Ethnic |
| Materials: | Metal |
Published 20 August 2018
https://www.hasselblad.com/press/press-releases/high-resolution-imagery-of-the-early-hasselblad-hk7/
The Hasselblad legacy begins 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.
The story starts amidst the toils of World War II with an aerial camera recovered from the German army. Victor Hasselblad, who's name has been established as an optical and photographic expert, thanks to the family's distribution business. Faced with the task of the reverse-engineering the device, Victor simply responded, "No, but I can make a better one." Shortly thereafter in the spring of 1940, he established a workshop in the shed of an automobile factory and set forth on what would become the world's most recognized professional camera system.
The Hasselblad legacy begins 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.
The story starts amidst the toils of World War II with an aerial camera recovered from the German army. Victor Hasselblad, who's name has been established as an optical and photographic expert, thanks to the family's distribution business. Faced with the task of the reverse-engineering the device, Victor simply responded, "No, but I can make a better one." Shortly thereafter in the spring of 1940, he established a workshop in the shed of an automobile factory and set forth on what would become the world's most recognized professional camera system.
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HASSELBLAD HK-7 Aerial Camera
PRO
$7
Royalty free
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| Platform: | 3dsMax 2014 + fbx |
| Render: | Corona |
| Size: | 40 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Ethnic |
| Materials: | Metal |
Published 20 August 2018
https://www.hasselblad.com/press/press-releases/high-resolution-imagery-of-the-early-hasselblad-hk7/
The Hasselblad legacy begins 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.
The story starts amidst the toils of World War II with an aerial camera recovered from the German army. Victor Hasselblad, who's name has been established as an optical and photographic expert, thanks to the family's distribution business. Faced with the task of the reverse-engineering the device, Victor simply responded, "No, but I can make a better one." Shortly thereafter in the spring of 1940, he established a workshop in the shed of an automobile factory and set forth on what would become the world's most recognized professional camera system.
The Hasselblad legacy begins 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.
The story starts amidst the toils of World War II with an aerial camera recovered from the German army. Victor Hasselblad, who's name has been established as an optical and photographic expert, thanks to the family's distribution business. Faced with the task of the reverse-engineering the device, Victor simply responded, "No, but I can make a better one." Shortly thereafter in the spring of 1940, he established a workshop in the shed of an automobile factory and set forth on what would become the world's most recognized professional camera system.
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