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A Hasselblad. And? Digital back.

I actually own the Hasselblad X2D Mark II. These are...

and even the Hasselblad modes with lens emulation to mimic the bokeh of these bigger, better lenses, but they're also making literal lens attachment accessories to unlock

On the Hasselblad, I used probably 120 millimeters.

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And this is based on the Hasselblad X2D Mark II.

They struck a partnership with Hasselblad starting with the OnePlus 9 series.

The photography was being done by Hasselblad cameras on real old school film.

About camera, iPhone versus Hasselblad-- who will guess where iPhone shot, where is Hasselblad?

Now I have a great story to tell you with Matt Hasselbeck's permission.

Like, Oppo has it with Hasselblad, Vivo is doing it with Zeiss.

Do you know? It's Hasselblad.

It looks my tripod-- this is my new tripod for travel-- not made for Hasselblad, and it's kind of floating.

And you can see this is a square format image-- this is shot with a Hasselblad, which is what we used to shoot most of our magazine covers with--

this! which is an attachment lens, a Hasselblad telephoto attachment that you put the case on the back of the phone, you attach this to the case,

So he actually lent me his camera, like some old Hasselblad.

Watch out. Sorry, David Hasselhoff.

And how? Actually, this on the right is a Hasselblad.

So I'm curious. Is this because you're using a Hasselblad, or are you just using a regular sync speed?

This is a gyro stabilized steady cam that I built with the first autofocused medium format camera made by Hasselblad.

But the problem is the camera has one autofocus point, the Hasselblad.

From the design, like the faux leather on the back, the orange accent, the Hasselblad and Oppo text being sideways to the specs themselves.

The irony with this, you know, Oppo, is they clearly want you to think of this as like a Hasselblad camera. They...

This dog, Chip, led to a lot of other children's books that I started to make, not with a Polaroid camera, but with my Hasselblad in a two and quarter format.

I shoot Nikon. Now for the film stuff, I originally started shooting on film on a Hasselblad, which is this image here.

And I'm like, no, and I, literally, just-- I didn't shoot any medium format, which is a Hasselblad square format, which are those square photos you saw from "BAM" covers.

I have Nikon equipment. I've been using it for 20 years, so I just stick with what I know. I still shoot with a Hasselblad every once