The Hasselblad SWC-E is a medium format camera in Hasselblad's Super Wide family, which pairs a fixed wide-angle Zeiss Biogon lens with a 6x6 roll-film back. As with other SWC-series bodies, it uses an external optical viewfinder rather than through-the-lens viewing.

Only two historical UK auction results are on file for the SWC-E, a hammer price of £6,500 in 2008 and £10,000 in 2014, so any view of what the camera is worth today has to be read with caution. At saleroom level these figures place the SWC-E firmly in the upper tier of Hasselblad values, but with so few data points the range £6,500–£10,000 should be treated as indicative of historical hammer results rather than a reliable guide to the price an example sells for in 2026.