Like its fully mechanical sibling, the RB67, the RZ67 is a modular medium format camera with a huge 6x7 negative. The RB67 is all electronic modular medium format with improved lenses and revolving back capabilities to quikly change from portrait to landscape position. The RZ is quieter and has less .....
Introduced in 1985, the Mamiya 645 Super is the successor to the excellent Mamiya 645. The Super features faster shutter speeds, interchangeable back, a more ergonomic design, and additional metering modes.All in, it is very similar to its predecessor but easier to use and offers more shooting options with the .....
The Mamiya C330 Pro F is a high-end medium format TLR. Manufactured in the 60s, the C330 comes with the well renowned 80mm 2.8 Mamiya Sekor lens. The Mamiya C330 has a bellows focussing system that allows close up focusing making it great for macro work as well as up .....
The Mamiya is probably the best 6x7 camera ever made. It is small and light, super easy to use and with a huge rangefinder, allowing to get the best out of the very sharp Mamiya 80mm lens.It feels very much a large Leica and the built in light meter makes .....
The Mamiya RB67 is an all mechanical medium format heavyweight with a rotating back to enable you to shoot 6x7 negatives in landscape or portrait, without the need to shift the camera. The RB67 works equally well in the studio or on the road and paired with the incredibly sharp .....
The Mamiya 645 is a compact and easy to use medium format camera, and a perfect entry point to medium format photographyThe prism finder with built-in light meter makes shooting this Mamiya 645 a breeze , but you can also switch to the waist level finder to enjoy a more .....
A M645J with Metered prism and Sekor 80mm lens. The whole kit looks well cared for with light signs of previous use. The body and prism are both in nice shape with good condition leatherette. Very faint foam line visible. Focusing screen with 45 degree split prism installed. Light seals .....