The Cameras
I have many years of experience in the industry, and have been following the latest news and updates on Cameras in general. But specifically on Mamiya and Phase One. This has given me a reputation and the possibillity to work on some high profile's cameras.
Below is a sample of the cameras I'm intimately familiar with.
Mamiya RB67 Pro SD: The Mamiya RB67 Pro SD is a medium format, modular SLR film camera known for its exceptional image quality and versatility. Released in the late 1970s, it features a revolving back, allowing for easy switching between horizontal and vertical orientations. The RB67 Pro SD is highly regarded for its robust build, precise controls, and a wide range of available lenses, making it a favorite among professional photographers for studio work and portraiture.
Mamiya RZ67 Pro II: The Mamiya RZ67 Pro II is another medium format camera that succeeded the RB67 series. Introduced in the late 1980s, it offers improved ergonomics and a rotating back, allowing photographers to switch between landscape and portrait orientations seamlessly. With a bellows focusing system, the RZ67 Pro II provides precise control over focus and perspective. This camera is favored by studio photographers for its excellent image quality, interchangeable film backs, and a variety of available lenses.
Mamiya 7 II: The Mamiya 7 II is a medium format rangefinder camera, distinct from the SLR designs of the RB67 and RZ67 series. Released in the late 1990s, it is known for its lightweight design, portability, and exceptional image quality. The Mamiya 7 II features a built-in light meter, a leaf shutter for quiet operation, and a range of high-quality lenses. This camera is popular among documentary and landscape photographers who appreciate its compact size, sharp optics, and ease of use in the field.