Released 1970
I’ve been shooting medium format for a while, but all of my other medium format cameras have one thing in common: they are inexpensive cameras with poor, fixed lenses. To me, 120 film is about high resolution and precision, and you just don’t get that from a Kodak Brownie. So I saved up, and bought a Mamiya RB67, a professional SLR camera with interchangeable lenses.
At a glance
| Lens | Mamiya RB mount |
|---|---|
| Film | 120 6×7cm |
| Focus | SLR waist level finder |
| Meter | None |
Jonathan Gazeley 