Hasselblad 500EL Medium Format Film Camera (1965)

Hasselblad 500EL Medium Format Film Camera (1965)
The Hasselblad 500EL was a groundbreaking medium format film camera introduced in 1965, featuring an integrated electric motor drive. Known for its modular design and exceptional build quality, it was famously used by NASA during the Apollo missions. The camera offered photographers a revolutionary hands-free film advance mechanism, making it ideal for professional studio, scientific, and industrial photography.
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Series500 Series
Model500EL
Iconic medium format film camera with electric motor drive, used in space exploration

Product Highlights

  • Electric motor drive
  • 6x6 cm medium format
  • Interchangeable components
Hasselblad 500EL Medium Format Film Camera (1965)

Frequently Asked Questions

What film formats does the Hasselblad 500EL support?

Supports 120 and 220 roll film, with optional 70mm long-roll magazine

Was this camera really used in space?

Yes, a modified version was used by NASA during the Apollo moon missions