Alex Bishop-Thorpe
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I didn't get many bites last time, so I'm splitting it up - I'm open to offers.
RB67 Pro Body, with:
-90/3.8 Sekor Lens + 77mm UV filter
-Waist level finder and standard focus screen
-Pro-s 120 back
-The body is fitted with the tripod adapter screw to use it on a standard tripod.
-Also including a copy of the manual and a few rolls of Shanghai GP3 to get you started.
$280AUD, including Australia wide postage. Postage is about $50 of value on it's own - these things are dang heavy.
Multi-angle hand grip:
These things are just outright fun. The best way to shoot an RB67 handheld, if you choose to be that insane - indeed, probably the only way to do it. You can adjust the angle of the grip with a simple motion, it screws in securely and you can wander around town with it. Guaranteed to make you more attractive to the opposite sex.
$55AUD + Postage
#2 82mm Macro tube:
With the bellows focusing system of the RB67, you can focus down pretty damn close. With an extra 82mm, you'll be amazed - and on a 6x7 frame. See the attached photograph of lavender, an example of my rather inept macro tinkering, but it shows how close you can get.
$60AUD + postage
An extra 90/3.8 lens:
Shutter broken but the glass is fine, aperture still works. Modify it, tinker, keep it for parts - I had it rigged up to a Speed Graphic, just for the sake of it.
Free for the price of postage.
I've used this camera for the past 2 years without any problems - purchased secondhand from an APUGer. The foam around the mirror was replaced when it started to get brittle, hasn't given me any trouble. I've shot a few dozen rolls with it, has the usual scuffs and scratches. Selling at a loss because I have a little 6x6 folder I use more....
Good solid camera, they work and keep on working - you can get a great range of lenses at ridiculously lo prices these days too. Read the review at Photoethnography here for a good rundown of what they can do, or check the medium format forum here on APUG, there's been a lot of topics about them.
I accept PayPal internationally, or Bank Deposit here in Australia. If you have any questions or would like a better description of one particular portion of the listing, please feel free to ask.
RB67 Pro Body, with:
-90/3.8 Sekor Lens + 77mm UV filter
-Waist level finder and standard focus screen
-Pro-s 120 back
-The body is fitted with the tripod adapter screw to use it on a standard tripod.
-Also including a copy of the manual and a few rolls of Shanghai GP3 to get you started.
$280AUD, including Australia wide postage. Postage is about $50 of value on it's own - these things are dang heavy.
Multi-angle hand grip:
These things are just outright fun. The best way to shoot an RB67 handheld, if you choose to be that insane - indeed, probably the only way to do it. You can adjust the angle of the grip with a simple motion, it screws in securely and you can wander around town with it. Guaranteed to make you more attractive to the opposite sex.
$55AUD + Postage
#2 82mm Macro tube:
With the bellows focusing system of the RB67, you can focus down pretty damn close. With an extra 82mm, you'll be amazed - and on a 6x7 frame. See the attached photograph of lavender, an example of my rather inept macro tinkering, but it shows how close you can get.
$60AUD + postage
An extra 90/3.8 lens:
Shutter broken but the glass is fine, aperture still works. Modify it, tinker, keep it for parts - I had it rigged up to a Speed Graphic, just for the sake of it.
Free for the price of postage.
I've used this camera for the past 2 years without any problems - purchased secondhand from an APUGer. The foam around the mirror was replaced when it started to get brittle, hasn't given me any trouble. I've shot a few dozen rolls with it, has the usual scuffs and scratches. Selling at a loss because I have a little 6x6 folder I use more....
Good solid camera, they work and keep on working - you can get a great range of lenses at ridiculously lo prices these days too. Read the review at Photoethnography here for a good rundown of what they can do, or check the medium format forum here on APUG, there's been a lot of topics about them.
I accept PayPal internationally, or Bank Deposit here in Australia. If you have any questions or would like a better description of one particular portion of the listing, please feel free to ask.
