Mamiya M645 acquisition
Re: Mamiya M645 acquisition
I've always heard the RB was a beast. I saw one a few years back and was tempted, but I didn't pull the trigger. It was at a Ritz store, and then one day it simply closed.
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Re: Mamiya M645 acquisition
Yes, Alex. I've been able to find some other accessories that will help in the handling, namely the right angle finder for the prisms, and a Hasselblad style focus lever that fits all the lenses. I also now have the waist level finder with a -2 Diopter for the magnifying lens. I've run one roll of film through it so far, so I need to get that developed.
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Oh, I'm quite happy staying with the M645. The one factor that would have pointed me towards an RB/RZ is the rotating interchangeable back, but they are really studio cameras, and I just didn't do enough studio work to justify getting one. It's probably the same reason I didn't get an M645 much earlier. My all time favorite medium format camera to lust after was the Bronica ETRsi, but all I ever did about that was hang on to the brochure.epatsellis wrote: ↑Sun May 01, 2022 11:38 amAbsolutely, my RB67 lenses compare quite favorably with the lenses on my Hassy. PF, if you think the 645 is heavy, don’t pick up an RB.
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