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The Hasselblad Flight Photographs
The Apollo 7 mission carried one 70MM Hasselblad camera and returned with 9 magazines of film. A total of 539 exposures were taken during the mission, with 533 useable images: 35 on black & white film and 498 on color film.
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Apollo 7 Magazine 3/M
Apollo 7 Magazine 3/M contains 47 color images: NASA IDs # AS07-03-1511 to AS07-03-1557.
This magazine primarily consists of photographs of the Saturn IV-B booster and the Earth during rendezvous with the command module.
Apollo 7 Magazine 4/N
Apollo 7 Magazine 4/N contains 56 color images: NASA IDs # AS07-04-1557a to AS07-04-1612.
This magazine primarily consists of photographs of the Saturn IV-B booster, the crew, and the Earth.
Apollo 7 Magazine 5/Q
Apollo 7 Magazine 5/Q contains 62 color images: NASA IDs # AS07-05-1613 to AS07-05-1671.
This magazine consists of photographs of the Earth’s surface and limb.
Apollo 7 Magazine 6/O
Apollo 7 Magazine 6/O contains of 66 color images: NASA ID #s AS07-06-1672 to AS07-06-1737.
This magazine consists of photographs of the Earth’s surface and limb.
Apollo 7 Magazine 7/S
Apollo 7 Magazine 7/S contains 142 color images: NASA ID #s AS07-07-1738 to AS07-07-1879.
This magazine consists of photographs of the Earth’s surface and limb.
Apollo 7 Magazine 8/R
Apollo 7 Magazine 8/R contains 64 color images: NASA ID #s AS07-08-1880 to AS07-08-1943.
This magazine consists of photographs of the Earth’s surface and limb.
Apollo 7 Magazine 9V-10U
Apollo 7 Magazine 9/V contains 5 black & white images: NASA ID #s AS07-09-1944 to AS07-09-1948. Magazine 10/U contains 30 black & white images: NASA ID #s
AS07-10-1949 to AS07-10-1978. (Magazines have been combined)
These magazines consist of photographs of the Earth’s surface and limb. Many are out of focus.
Apollo 7 Magazine 11/P
Apollo 7 Magazine 11/P contains 65 color images: NASA ID #s AS07-11-1979 to AS07-11-2043.
This magazine consists of photographs of the Earth’s surface and limb.
Photo credits for all Apollo 7 Hasselblad flight photographs: NASA/JSC/ASU/Apollospace.
The Apollo 7 Mission Overview
Crew
• Walter Schirra Jr., Commander
• R. Walter Cunningham, Lunar Module Pilot
• Donn F. Eisele, Command Module Pilot
Launch and vehicle
• Oct. 11, 1968
• Launch Complex 34
• Saturn-IB AS-205 launch vehicle
Orbit
• Earth Orbits: 163 revolutions
• Duration: 10 days, 20 hours, 9 minutes
• Distance Travelled: 4,546,918.3 miles
Splashdown
• Oct. 22, 1968
• Atlantic Ocean
• Recovery Ship: USS Essex
Mission Objectives
• Demonstrate Command and Service Module (CSM) and crew performance;
• Demonstrate crew, space vehicle and mission support facilities performance during a crewed CSM mission; and
• Demonstrate CSM rendezvous capability.
Mission Accomplishments
• First Block II CSM
• First crewed CSM mission
• First three-person American crew
• First live TV downlink
Document Resources
Vintage Apollo 7 Photography Index
Clean Apollo 7 Photography Index