It is the result of years of requests from photographers who wanted Hasselblad files supported in a professional editing workflow. "Supporting Hasselblad cameras had been something that had been requested by photographers using Capture One for quite a long time," Orta explains. For photographers opening Hasselblad files in Capture One for the first time, Orta believes the difference comes from the creative control the software provides. While the initial release supports three recent 100MP Hasselblad cameras, Orta says the company is open to expanding support in the future. "We're really looking forward to seeing what photography is going to be created now using Hasselblad cameras and Capture One," Orta says.