Close focus: Hasselblad's new research department
Hasselblad has gone back to its roots, creating a new research and development department to serve niche photographers, and starting with aerial specialists. Olivier Laurent speaks with the global special applications manager, Benny Buchtrup.
Author: Olivier Laurent
11 Jul 2011 Tags: HasselbladIntelligence
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