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Hasselblad Masters Award 2008

Ralf Jurrien
IFA 2007 Report
Monday 13th, August 2007
Posted by: Ralf Jurrien

As you probably know, the Hasselblad Masters Award, one of the most prestigious awards in the industry, has made a reputation over the years by celebrating the best in both established and rising photographic talent. The Masters Awards are given in recognition of a photographer’s contribution to the art of photography and are judged on overall photographic ability, encompassing creativity, composition, conceptual strength, and technical skill. Hasselblad has awarded twelve separate Masters Awards each year, with an annual calendar presented featuring the winners’ work. Past Masters have included both renowned artists of international standing e.g. Albert Watson, Anton Corbijn or Patrick Demarchelier.

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In the period before, during and just after the IFA 2007 event a lot of interesting digital cameras are introduced and will be introduced. Among them are digital SLR cameras, a product that has become very popular among the digital camera users. The IFA 2007 consumer electronics trade show is a great time to showcase the new cameras and its innovations. Though the camera is a product that has been around for a while, this product is still evoluting and incorporated high-end techniques. This year we have seen an upgrade in resolution in the compact camera segment with a maximum, for now, of an impressive 12 Megapixels. The DSLR camera is hanging around 10 Megapixels, but will be upgraded to higher resolutions and faster frames per second. Hang around and keep your eye on the digital camera news section of IFA 2007.