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r/Mamiya
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An Oahu sighting…Mamiya 7ii | 80mm f/4 | Portra 800
Any love for the Mamiya 7?
I see lots of RB/Z posts here as well as other Mamiya camera stuff, but not much for the Mamiya 7. Would love to see your images from this camera, or pics of your camera!
My most (?) compact landscape setup
This for me is an almost perfect easily backpack-able landscape camera setup. GFX100ii with GF20-35mm f4, GF45-100mm f4; X-T5 with Sigma 17-40mm f1.8, XF50-140mm f2.8; and the Mamiya 645 Super with 45mm f2.8, 35mm f2.8, and 80mm f2.8. No tripod needed. I have other GF and X-mount lenses but these cover most of the bases. Sometimes I sport a Sony A7RV and full spectrum A7CR with the FE 20-70mm f4 and the GM70-200mm f2.8 GMII.
First roll of medium format, [Mamiya C220, 80mm f2.8, Gold 200]
FIFA Fan Fest Guadalajara
Mamiya Super 23., Sekor 50mm, Ilford Delta Pro 100
can anyone tell me what this device is attached to the top of the mamiya 7 please?
First roll of Medium Format [Mamiya 645 Pro, Sekor 80mm f2.8, Kodak Ektar 100]
Tested my Mamiya 645 Pro after getting it really cheap without knowing if everything will work. These are test shots with Kodak Ektar rated at 100. I got them scanned on a Noritsu Scanner in the lowest res my lab offered. For metering I used an external spotmeter.
Monument Valley [Mamiya 645, Mamiya 45mm, Ilford HP5]
This was an 75min exposure.
Backpack for medium format- specifically Mamiya645
I've had a Mamiya645 for about a year and a half. I like using it, but I don't take it out much because I find it difficult to haul around, and don't feel like I have a bag that is working for me.
I have a nice camera backpack that I take my 35mms out in, so maybe I need a second that I could dedicate moving the inserts around for the Mamiya.
I think it needs to be a backpack, because the weight of the camera/lens would make a shoulder bag too off balance.
I really like the camera, but if I don't take it out, I don't think I should keep it. So before I get to that point, just curious how other people carry theirs.
I just wanted to see if anyone here had a bag they like carrying their cameras of similar size and weight in.
How do I get the pins to the red and green dots. It won’t budge after press the small button
Union Pacific 4014 Big Boy passing through Penn Haven Junction, Pennsylvania [Mamiya 645, 55mm F/2.8, Portra 400]
Union Pacific 4014 "Big Boy" is in the East Coast right now and I couldn't resist heading out to shoot it on film. What an experience - the scale and power are awe inspiring.
I put on a new lens now it’s stuck after I hit the shutter once like this
Clamped Jimny pickup, Dubai. RZ67, 140mm macro, expired Lomo 800
Shot on the RZ67 with the 140mm macro, Lomo 800 expired stock. Found this converted Jimny pickup clamped outside a container market in Dubai.
[Mamiya C2, Mamiya Sekkor 105mm f/3.5, Portra 400]
Wrestler in Flowers / Mamiya RZ67 / Ektar 100 / Sekor Z 250mm f/4.5
$50 at the local thrift!
Works great minus the light meter being on the fritz. Excited to shoot. Thing weighs a ton!