The Pentax 67 does have leaf shutter options, though it is a SLR and not a rangefinder. The Mamiya 7 cannot touch the versatility of lens options offered with the Pentax 67. In terms of a travel-friendly camera, the bulky and heavy Pentax 67 is definitely overshadowed by the other options mentioned here, including the Mamiya 7. The Pentax 67 and the various versions of this camera has a lineup of amazing lenses at various focal lengths, including the legendary 105mm f/2.4. If you're fine with square photos, don't need anything wider than a 50mm on 6圆, and prefer something lighter/more compact, then the Mamiya 6 may be the best option for you. she brought her Mamiya RZ67 and Sony a7 III out for a comparison shoot.
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In terms of choosing between the Mamiya 6 vs the Mamiya 7, you might want to consider if you like/want square photos, want/need wider options, and lastly, if you want something that's perhaps a little more manageable in terms of size. Mamiya RZ67 PRO II Medium Format Film Camera + SEKOR Z 110mm f/2. 5000 for the kit, not looking to separate right now. The body and glass is excellent condition. The Mamiya 6 is very similar in terms of it being a medium format, leaf-shutter camera, with a few differences worthy of mention 1) It's 6圆 instead of 6x7 and 2) it doesn't have as wide angle options as the Mamiya 7, and 3) it has the ability to retract the lenses into the body. Reach out if local to Los Angeles, can meet in person for inspection. I find that pointing the camera at the shadows, moving the shutter dial to the correct speed, and then snapping a shot of my subject is an easy way to grab a well-exposed shot on-the-fly. You can use exposure compensation to shift the meter higher or lower. The Mamiya 7's meter blinks the correct shutter speed to expose at EV 0, until you choose that speed. And what's more, it seems to be pretty accurate! With that said, I've enjoyed the ease of using the Mamiya 7's in-camera meter when on the go. One of the other cool features of the Mamiya 7 is the meter in the viewfinder.
So, shooting slower shutter speeds is going to be a bit easier compared to some other medium format SLR options. This means no loud mirror slap when you hit the shutter button and no shake from the mirror. It uses all Mamiya 7 lenses including the latest 50mm f/4.5 superwide lens with optical finder and 210mm f/8 with optical finder.A fantastic feature of the Mamiya 7 is that it's built as a leaf-shutter camera there is no shutter in the body, but instead in the lenses.
"The Mamiya 7 II offers double exposure capability and choice of black or champagne finish with a restyling over the original Mamiya 7 model. The multiple exposure lever of the Mamiya 7 II allows exposure of multiple. Mamiya can retrofit this to the original Mamiya 7 if you want. Untitled - Galerie Photo The Mamiya 7 II comes in a choice of body colors: champagne gold or black. The II version adds an extra neck strap lug. The II version adds multiple exposure capability and replaces the simple lens-changing curtain control on the original Mamiya 7 with a more complex fold-out lever. The 'improvements' in the rangefinder in the II version are a change in color, apparently not reliability, stability or accuracy. The rangefinder flaws affect all versions from what I've seen. There are negligible differences between them. They are all mostly plastic and just painted the various colors. 1.) The original one in titanium finish (shown above) that I use.Ģ.) The current -II version painted to look a nasty chrome ('Champagne')
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