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No.5
“Matt Damon and Ben Affleck with an MF camera”?
You’re meant to be a TLR site! That’s certainly a TLR (it’s a Tele Rolleiflex).
No 30.
Buzz Aldrin with a Hasselblad?
I don’t think so. He certainly practiced with one like all other Apollo crew, but there was only one Hasselblad EDC carried during the Apollo 11 EVA and it was used by Neil Armstrong. Hence the absence of images of Armstrong himself on the lunar surface (the well known “visor shot” of Aldrin with Armstrong taking the photograph reflected in his visor is one exception).
The image you posted is not by Armstrong, either. Although, as shown above it has been cropped, it was made *with* a Hasselblad. And pictures another astronaut equipped with one. Therefore, it has to have been made during Apollo 12, 14, 15, 16 or 17, instead. All the images from the Hasselblad magazines used in the Apollo flights are available on the web in high resolution. Why don’t you follow it up, and let us know which one, and who it actually is?
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Brett