Hasselblad's iconic medium format SLR — modular 6x6 system with interchangeable everything.
The Hasselblad 500C/M launched in 1970 as an updated version of the legendary 500C, adding interchangeable focusing screens. The 500-series is the most iconic medium format camera ever made — used by NASA for the Apollo moon missions.
6x6cm format on 120/220 film with Carl Zeiss lens system. The modular design allows interchangeable lenses, viewfinders, film backs, and focusing screens. Focal plane shutter in the body. Zeiss lenses have leaf shutters for flash sync at all speeds.
Fully modular — interchangeable Carl Zeiss Planar, Sonnar, and Distagon lenses. Waist-level finder standard. 6x6cm film backs. 120 and 220 backs. A12 back for 12 frames on 120. Polaroid backs available. Chrome body construction.
Available used at mid-range to professional prices. The most recognizable medium format camera in history. Check for mirror timing, light seals in backs, and lens shutter operation. The digital CFV backs can be attached for modern use. A working tool and collector's icon.