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Hasselblad CM500 Hasselblad, 80 Planar Standard lens matt chrome, black/black body and black/chrome film cassette. Additional lenses: Sonnar 1.4/150mm Carl Zeiss for Hasselblad black with T* coating, lens hood and lens cap, Schneider Kreuznach for Hasselblad black Variogon 5.6/140-280 mm Synchro Compur with lens cap and two-piece lens hood, condition good to very good

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Hasselblad CM500 Hasselblad, 80 Planar Standard lens matt chrome, black/black body and black/chrome film cassette. Additional lenses: Sonnar 1.4/150mm Carl Zeiss for Hasselblad black with T* coating, lens hood and lens cap, Schneider Kreuznach for Hasselblad black Variogon 5.6/140-280 mm Synchro Compur with lens cap and two-piece lens hood, condition good to very good

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Nasa. Apollo 12 mission. During his exploration of the Ocean of Storms, astronaut Alan Bean suddenly appeared clothed in a mysterious halo, which some claimed was the revelation of the "human aura" on lunar soil. In reality, scientists concluded that it was an optical effect due to the presence of dust on the lens of the Hasselblad camera belonging to Pete Conrad, the crewmate of the second human expedition to the Moon. November 1969. Vintage chromogenic print. 20.3 x 25.7cm with margins.

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NASA. LARGE FORMAT. APOLLO 12 mission. The second manned lunar mission, Apollo 12 was launched from launch pad 39-A at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on November 14, 1969, using a Saturn V launcher. This iconic photograph shows astronaut Alan L. Bean with a lunar sample collection tube and the HASSELBLAD astronaut camera on his chest. In the perfectly exposed light of his helmet visor, the full figure of astronaut and commander Charles Conrad is clearly visible. November 1969. Vintage chromogenic print. Numbering in the margin on the front. Legend on back label. 40.6 x 40.6CM with margins.

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