******************* The Mamiya RB-67 *******************

1 X Mamiya RB-6X7 PRO Body. circa (1970-74) .
1 X Mamiya RB-6X7 PRO.S Body. circa (1974-90) With Bullnose meter.
4 X Mamiya PRO.S 120 filmbacks
1 X Mamiya SEKOR C 180mm Lens For the portraits and long shots.
1 x Mamiya Sekor Macro C 140mm Lens For close up photography - and also a STUNNING portrait lens.
1 X Mamiya SEKOR C 127mm Lens Works nicely with the steam locos.
1 X Mamiya SEKOR C 90mm Lens General all rounder.
1 X Mamiya SEKOR C 50mm Lens For landscapes / Interiors and wider angles.
1 X Mamiya SEKOR C 37mm Fish-Eye Lens A real WOW lens for serious/whacky compositions. Love it !
1 X Metz 45 CL-4 Hammer head Flash gun Mainly for fill-in on the portraits.

 

Mamiya RB 67 Camera's

Left: My RB 67 Pr0 S with 50mm Sekor C. and Right: My RB 67 Pro. with 180mm Sekor C.

The first model, the RB67 Pro, came out in 1970 and was made until 1974. They made some changes in it, renamed it the RB67 Pro-S and was produced until 1990. In 1990 they made further changes and renamed it the Pro-SD.

The RB is unique in that it has a revolving back (RB = Revolving Back, get it?). This allows you to quickly switch between portrait and landscape orientations. This would otherwise require a cumbersome flip of the camera body and since the camera weighs 3 tons (in reality, 6 pounds), the RB feature is much appreciated.

I love using these cameras - A few examples Here


********************** Canon EOS - 35mm Kit **********************

1 X CANON EOS 3
1 X CANON EOS 5

1 X CANON 550 EX Flashgun

1 X CANON 28-70mm F2.8L Lens
1 X CANON 100mm F 2,8 Macro Lens

1 X SIGMA EX18-35mm F2.8 Lens
1 X SIGMA 70-210mm APO F2.8 Lens
1 X SIGMA 300mm APO F4.0 Lens
1 X SIGMA 400mm APO F5.6 Lens

Plus the bits I wouldn't be wothout:

1 X Benbo MK1
1 X Minolta IV.F Lightmeter
Fuji Velvia 50
Fuji Reala
Kodakchrome 64
Kodak Portra 400VC

Digitally we have a Fujifilm Finepix S7000

Canon EOS Film camera system

 


 

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