Mamiya RB67 Professional - Camera

Mamiya RB67 Professional - CameraManual focus 120 220 RB67 mount 120 SLR camera released by Mamiya in 1970. The RB was designed as a replacement for both the Mamiya C TLRs and Mamiya Universal Press cameras and gets its name from its Rotating Back. The RB67 uses a bellows focusing system to allow for closer focusing than other modular SLR cameras. Plastic and metal body available in black. Size: 139 x 123 x 102 mm Weight: 991g (body only without rotating back)

This lens incorporates three FLD (“F” Low Dispersion) glass elements and one SLD (Special Low Dispersion) glass element to provide excellent correction of magnification chromatic aberration

and 2 ISO settings

It uses apochromatic (APO) glass elements to improve image quality

and manual)

Manual focus telephoto zoom lens made for F-mount 35mm SLR cameras released by Nikon in 1976

The F90 was the first SLR that supported 3D TTL flash metering with Nikon D lenses

and Nikkormats) and will work with the advanced program modes of later models

Weight: 947g

Weight: 110g

It has a focus lock button and an MF/AF switch

5 AF Zoom Lens (9 elements

We have managed to fit 4 rolls of 35mm film or 4 rolls of 120