Hasselblad 70mm Camera, Apollo 11 was an electric medium-format camera employed in the Apollo 11 command module in 1969 and standardized for American space missions following Project Mercury. Manufactured in Sweden, it used a motor-driven film advance and detachable film magazines. The archival image records the camera transferred by NASA to a museum in 1970.

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