Victor Hasselblad AB, Sweden, 1975. Wide angle camera 6x6cm, black, with Carl Zeiss Biogon 4.5/38mm T* No.5682684, A16 back No.RE 358227 viewfinder
The Hasselblad SWC is a medium format film camera known for its wide-angle capabilities and exceptional image quality. It was first introduced in 1954 and quickly gained popularity among professional photographers for its compact size and high-performance optics. The SWC features a fixed 38mm Biogon lens, which provides a 90-degree field of view, making it ideal for landscape, architectural, and interior photography. The camera has a robust mechanical design and is built to withstand harsh shooting conditions. It offers a range of shutter speeds, from 1 second to 1/500th of a second, and has a built-in light meter for accurate exposure control. The SWC uses 120 roll film, allowing for 6x6 square format images. With its exceptional image quality and wide-angle capabilities, the Hasselblad SWC remains a favorite among photographers who appreciate the unique perspective it offer