Swedish camera maker Hasselblad has a long and colorful contribution to the history of photography, making it one of the most popular brands for medium format photography for both film and digital. If the hefty price tags of the digital Hasselblad cameras have been keeping you from shooting with one, you may want to consider grabbing a vintage Hasselblad instead.
Swedish camera maker Hasselblad has a long and colorful contribution to the history of photography, making it one of the most popular brands for medium format photography for both film and digital. If the hefty price tags of the digital Hasselblad cameras have been keeping you from shooting with one, you may want to consider grabbing a vintage Hasselblad instead.
Thinking of getting into medium format film photography and looking for a camera to start your journey with? One of the newer cameras you might want to check out -- but most likely haven't heard of -- is the Bronica RF645 rangefinder camera.
Choosing your first serious medium format film camera may not sound as daunting as, say, picking a digital camera today. But, there are still several choices out there that you'd want to research. One of these is the Mamiya 645, a medium format SLR popular among those who aren't comfortable with Twin-Lens Reflex (TLR) cameras.
If you've ever wondered if there's an affordable way to go digital with your favorite medium format film camera, the latest I'm Back offering could just be the answer for you. Dubbed the I'm Back® MF, this new offering is a low cost and multi-brand digital back for those gorgeous 6x4.