drolo61
Member
Ever considered the M6 (Mamiya)? Collapses nicely to make it almost pocketable. 6x6 takes some time to get used to, but saves vertical framing. Might be difficult to accomodate to the square format, but a very nice "double M6 team" (if you keep the tiny one as well ,-).
noah b
Established
I recently picked up a Mamiya 7, I plan on shooting b&w starting out and color later on. I'm considering the epson v500 for scanning the negatives, and doing prints in my darkroom. I have both the 7 and 7II, and am not sure which one to keep. The only thing is the price difference.
HSI
The Fourth
I sold my Leica for a Mamiya 7ii.
It is a great camera, but if you are shooting
a lot of low light, keep your Leica.
It is a great camera, but if you are shooting
a lot of low light, keep your Leica.
hiromu
Established
I recently picked up a Mamiya 7, I plan on shooting b&w starting out and color later on. I'm considering the epson v500 for scanning the negatives, and doing prints in my darkroom. I have both the 7 and 7II, and am not sure which one to keep. The only thing is the price difference.
I use V500 with my M7II, and like it a lot considering the price of the scanner. Since you said you do prints in your darkroom, I think you should be okay with V500...
Hiromu
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