How Astronauts Captured Iconic Space Photos - A History Of Cameras In Space
Astronauts have been carrying cameras into space since Gherman Titov flew on Vostok 2, humanity's most prominent memories of space exploration have been thanks to cameras which were adapted for spaceflight, modified to solve problems that would never be encountered on the ground, or to give them capabilities that were ahead of their time. Selected References: National Air & Space Museum https://airandspace.si.edu/stories/ed... Hasselblad https://www.hasselblad.com/history/ha... Nikon https://www.nikon.com/about/corporate... Cole Rise details on the Hasselblad modifications https://www.spacecamera.co/ Timm Chapman's pages on NASA Nikons https://www.timmchapman.com/page/nasa...
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