The intent of the move was to correct the mistake the previous owners made when they thought there was no money to be made selling digital products and put a stop to Hasselblad's own advanced digital project, and to renew Hasselblad ’ s ambitions in the professional digital photographic sector.

Hasselblad's official position on the move was:

The landmark 500C design formed the basis for Hasselblad's product line for the next forty years, with variants still being produced in small quantities in 2008.

Hasselblad's traditional V-System cameras remain widely used by professional and serious amateur photographers.

In 1877, Arvid Hasselblad commissioned the construction of Hasselblad's long-time headquarters building, in use until 2002.

Victor Hasselblad's real ambition was to make high-quality civilian cameras.

It was not until 1960, though, that Hasselblad's cameras became profitable ; prior to this point, the company was still being entirely supported by sales of imported photographic supplies, including their distribution of Kodak products.

It was the last new camera produced during Victor Hasselblad's lifetime.

The then owners had no confidence in Hasselblad's already advanced digital project returning a profit, and, seeing the relative success in the market of the modern ( i. e. fully automated ) 645 cameras made by manufacturers like Pentax and Mamiya, closed down Hasselblad's digital department and directed all effort towards making this 645 film camera.

The H-System is largely designed and manufactured by Fuji, with Hasselblad's involvement being limited to some product styling.

Hasselblad's first civilian camera was launched in 1948.

The Hasselblad V-System evolved out of Victor Hasselblad's desire to develop a small camera with fast lenses and shutters, that was as easily hand-holdable as a Leica, but with a larger film format.

They marked the return to Victor Hasselblad's original desire to have a small camera with fast shutter speeds ( 1 / 2000 s ) and fast lenses.

The dual-format X-System comprised the XPan and XPan II, and was Hasselblad's first camera to use 35mm film.

The camera used Fujinon manufactured lenses and prisms, thus departing from Hasselblad's long association with Carl Zeiss when it comes to lens manufacturing.

The post-merger Hasselblad worked with Fuji to develop a new line of cameras ( Hasselblad's first in over 50 years ) designed to closely integrate with digital backs, particularly the former Imacon models.

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