The Hasselblad 500C is a medium format film camera introduced in 1957, known for its modular design and exceptional image quality. It uses 120 or 220 roll film and features a square format of 6x6 cm, making it popular among professional photographers. The camera's interchangeable lenses and viewfinders allow for versatile shooting options. Renowned for its precision engineering, the Hasselblad 500C became a favorite for studio and landscape photography. Its robust build and reliable performance contributed to its use in significant projects, including NASA's Apollo missions, where it captured iconic images of the Moon.