I've been shooting Nikon exclusively since 1984 (that may change); back then, my final decision was based on the fact that it was the brand NASA used most in space.
Hasselblad was used too. This from Ai: NASA left 12 Hasselblad camera bodies on the Moon's surface during the Apollo missions (11 through 17) to save weight for returning moon rock samples.
And astronaut Michael Collins lost a Hasselblad in space during the Gemini 10 mission in 1966 when it drifted away during a space walk.
I've been shooting Nikon exclusively since 1984 (that may change); back then, my final decision was based on the fact that it was the brand NASA used most in space.
Hasselblad was used too. This from Ai: NASA left 12 Hasselblad camera bodies on the Moon's surface during the Apollo missions (11 through 17) to save weight for returning moon rock samples.
And astronaut Michael Collins lost a Hasselblad in space during the Gemini 10 mission in 1966 when it drifted away during a space walk
I've been shooting Nikon exclusively since 1984 (that may change); back then, my final decision was based on the fact that it was the brand NASA used most in space.
Hasselblad was used too. This from Ai: NASA left 12 Hasselblad camera bodies on the Moon's surface during the Apollo missions (11 through 17) to save weight for returning moon rock samples. Additionally, astronaut Michael Collins lost a Hasselblad in space during the Gemini 10 mission in 1966 when it drifted away during a space
I've been shooting Nikon exclusively since 1984; my final decision was based on the fact that it was the brand NASA used most in space.
Hasselblad was used too. This from Ai: NASA left 12 Hasselblad camera bodies on the Moon's surface during the Apollo missions (11 through 17) to save weight for returning moon rock samples. Additionally, astronaut Michael Collins lost a Hasselblad in space during the Gemini 10 mission in 1966 when it drifted away during a space
Robert
Apr 08, 2026 at 07:37 AM
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