📷 Mamiya RB67 Review - Best Medium Format Film Camera? 6x7 Medium Format Camera - Guide rb67
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- The Mamiya RB67 is one heck of a beast when it comes to cameras. It weighs a ton but therefore is built like a tank. The camera is fully manual and has no electronic compartments.
It takes 120 roll film and delivers 6x7cm large negatives, which is great for scanning, even at home.
A special feature is a rotating back. Due to its size, the camera would be hard to operate in portrait mode, therefore you can simply rotate the film back from horizontal to vertical orientation and continue snapping.
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I have the RZ67, the best camera i have ever owned, its magnificent.
I have to second that, I have the RZ as well. Wish I had the 110mm lens though *heartbreaking*
I’m a film shooter with several cameras but my main one is a Leica M6 which I love. I do all my own processing and have a darkroom in my home. I just purchased an RB67 and am anxiously waiting for it to arrive.
how has it been with the mamiya?
Lovely video, very explanatory and straight to the point with tips added on to them well done beautiful photos. Great work.
I hope it was helpful =)
Buying the RB67 is one of the best investments I ever made
I love my Mamiya RB67 ProSD, I also have 6x8 motorized film backs, This is my favorite camera
I loved it!!! just got rid of it because I also have an RZ67 but then just recently I wished I had a camera working without the need of a battery XD
Bummer!
Brilliant video - love the portraits at the end - gorgeous!
Extraordinary camera,it has only one problem:after first use you can no longer leave it, impossible,marvelous!!!!
Beautiful portraits man! I recently got the RB67 and I almost sold it again after purchasing a 645 Super, except when I got my first rolls from the RB back I just couldn't let it go!!
Sam Tanner interestingly, the first analog camera I bought was a 645s as well and it was not working properly, so the guy also had the RB to sell and I got it for the same money.
I can super relate to that. The big negatives are fun to work with
😂😂😂👍👍👍
Right now I use a canon a-1 camera, or holga for medium format, but soon I’ll be shooting with a RB.... my favourite films are ilford hp5 that I develop in my bathroom, or,if I’m splurging then Kodak Portia is wonderful. Thanks for the great video, learned a lot bout the system.
Awesome!!! when you get your RB maybe try a few rolls of Ilford Delta films, shooting quality lenses and using low grain film can be awesome! (also because you can push process it like crazy)
Other than that it basically is the same combo I am using. if I shoot color, also mostly Portra, except for 35mm film, I go for the much cheaper Kodak Color Plus 200.
Tomas Spasiuk i did ektar 100 I was surprise how good they came up I put it on flicks I was surprised I nailed light metering without Metering and I heard ektar you have to be very precise with exposure
Rb67👍
My favourite camera for landscapes!!!
Share some images, please!!!! =)
@@ALLGEAREDUP sure! How do I do it on CZcams comments?
@@jameslane3846 if you have them somewhere online, a link would be nice =)
@@ALLGEAREDUP well, I have an Instagram account dedicated to BnW film photography, that's the only place I've uploaded my RB67 photos so far (still new account).
@jameslane_bnwphotography
@@jameslane3846 I checked it out and left you a comment =)
Mamiya RB67 is my favorite one. Even with lenses which are not the fastest ones, it has outstanding sharpness and great size. The only "disadvantage" I can find is the lack of other lenses which can be attached to it, form other brands.
I loved it. But it is also very similar to my Mamiya RZ and I can share lenses from my Rb series over to the RZ, which was super convenient. I think the lack of adaptable lenses is mainly due to the form factor, as this can shoot 6x8 and also has a rotating back. So, all lenses would need to cover 8x8 cm format really.
Do you process your own film? I never minded the lenses to be relatively slow as I have pushed film for like 5 stops and still get a decent dynamic range with it. That is a loooot of light compared to my digital medium format which I can shoot at iso 200 max and the fastest lens I got is a 2.8
ALL GEARED UP I process my own film. I love this camera. For some time I even used it as a street camera. And it is impossible to take a picture withot being discovered by the subject. However and in difference with a normal dslr, which everybody has one, when the subjetc in the street sees the camera, they just allow you to take the picture. I think it is because it makes the feel that you are not an amateur. However, recently I began using a Pentacon 6, which is definetely not as advanced, tecnically speaking, as the RB. But it has something interesting which RB does not. The lenses. You can attach a Peztvar, a Sonnar, or even an Aeroektar, which expanses the posibilities to a higier level. It is just that. Some lenses that could make things like Petzvar would be simply great!.
Maybe one day someone will look back to the RB and design new stuff.
Oh interesting, I don't really do street photography but I have encountered the same. People are more interested in what you are doing when you show up with such a big camera instead of being worried about what you might use an image they are possibly in the frame.
I bet the Pentacon 6 is also much easier to carry with you =)
I usually decide to go for the big boys or take an old small 35mm camera with me. Then I am mostly shooting Kodak Color Plus 200 because it is so cheap
I use RB67 with both 120 film and Polaroid back with Fujifilm FP-100C which I luckily still have plenty off.
swiftangel88 years very lucky you! I wanted to get a Polaroid back but because of the bigger Polaroid are hard to get I stayed away from it
It is one beautiful camera. 😍😍😍
What type of color film do you use for your Rb67
Hey, for the moment mostly Kodak Portra. And when I shoot 35mm I found Kodak Color Plus 200 is a relatively cheap alternative
How do you load 35 mm
I mean, not in this camera. Unfortunately, I have not found Kodak Color Plus in the 120 roll format.
Robert Alexander I did ektar 100 was pretty surprised all pictures came up great,great exposure ,colours ,sharpness next I’ll try porta 160?
Mamamia.
magnifying glass not loop :D
Yeah, I caught that a little late in the process but thought people might understand it anyways. Not being a native English speaker sometimes leaves me down the path of using something called false friends. Happens 🙈
loupe not loop.
anyways, should have called it magnifying glass XD