The “RB” of the RB67 stands for “Rotating Back.” There are 3 versions of the RB: RB67 Pro, RB67 Pro-S, RB67 Pro-SD. Lately, it’s been my camera for studio work and I couldn’t be happier with the results. Nevertheless, it’s one of my favorite cameras and I won’t ever sell it. Until I got a smaller medium format camera, the RB67 was my go-to body but has been relegated to photos around the house or not far from a car. My experience with this camera has admittedly been somewhat limited by its size and weight. Coming in at nearly 5 times the frame size as full frame/35mm film, a proper 6x7 camera with a good lens can make anyone a fan. Think of it like an all manual 35mm film camera that has so much more perceived resolution when viewing two photos at the same size, you’ll never want to go back. If you’ve never shot 120, it’s an incredible experience. The Mamiya RB67 sets the standard for an affordable 6x7 medium format film camera. Have you ever wanted to shoot medium format but don’t know where to start? Have you been wanting to try shooting film but 35mm doesn’t seem like it’ll be enough? The RB is here to help.
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