I finally bit the bullet

[colyn]

I've been using TLR's for a number of years but recently I have been looking at 6x7 so today I bought a RB67 Pro S with waste level, revolving back, 120 film back, and 127mm C lens.

It's coming from a camera shop in Pennsylvania and has been serviced with new seals all around..

My next buy for it will be a 65mm then 180mm..

 

[mfogiel]

Have you ever tried a 645 camera? I find that it is much more versatile than 6x7 and for A2 prints the difference in quality is not readily visible with good technique. I recommend P645N, but you can also try Mamiya 645 AFD. You can adapt tons of lenses to both.

 

[colyn]

I've tried 645 and didn't like it. 6x6 and 6x7 works better for me..

 

[mfogiel]

OK, then I wonder if you can use the 110/2.8 Z, whenever I look at M67 photos, this lens and the 180/4.5 stand out.

 

[colyn]

OK, then I wonder if you can use the 110/2.8 Z, whenever I look at M67 photos, this lens and the 180/4.5 stand out.

The 110mm f/2.8Z is for the RZ67 and I don't know if it fits the RB67. I'll have to look into it. The 180mm f/4.5 is on my list of lens I plan to get though..

 

[MrFujicaman]

Folks, it's "Waist Level" !

 

[colyn]

Folks, it's "Waist Level" !

Are you the spelling police?

 

[SolaresLarrave]

Well... if it's not at waist level, it's at garbage level...

Congratulations on biting the bullet (or pulling the trigger), Colyn!

 

[colyn]

Congratulations on biting the bullet (or pulling the trigger), Colyn!

I haven't used 6x7 in a number of years so it should be interesting. I'll have to dust off my 6x7 negative carrier for the 23C II....