newsgrunt
Well-known
Had a 7 and loved it with the 43, didn't 'love' 6x7. Now using the 6 which is more how I see in mf. tbh, I find my MP more tiring to carry around than my Mamiya 6 (50 or 75 lens). Probably due to the use of plastics and com pistes vs brass.
iirc, the 7 was physically a bit wider and deeper than the 6. Both feel good in hand.
iirc, the 7 was physically a bit wider and deeper than the 6. Both feel good in hand.
Frank Petronio
Well-known
At infinity, stopped down, the Mamiya 150 should be flawless, so if that's all you shoot then no worries, it has a focusing scale with the infinity mark.
Moto-Uno
Moto-Uno
^ Gotta agree with this. Peter
mfogiel
Veteran
Pentax 645n with the 150/3.5. Relatively small, handles like an SLR, very bright vf, easy to focus, great lens, cheap.
MF20122813 by mfogiel, on Flickr
Tele Rolleiflex with the 135/4 Sonnar. Relatively small, handles like a brick, dim vf, difficult to focus, magnificent lens, expensive.
MF20121110 by mfogiel, on Flickr
MF20122813 by mfogiel, on Flickr
Tele Rolleiflex with the 135/4 Sonnar. Relatively small, handles like a brick, dim vf, difficult to focus, magnificent lens, expensive.
MF20121110 by mfogiel, on Flickr