Mamiya RB67 Pro-S, 180mm KL/L Lens and 90mm KL/L Lens
Well, the time as finally come for me to thin out the herd a little bit or at least get it to a more manageable size. My wife received orders to Japan so the both of us will be moving come Spring.
The RB67 Pro-S pictured below was purchased used a few years back and has seen occasional use by me. When I purchased the camera it had no lenses so I purchased two: a 180mm KL/L and a 90mm KL/L at some insane price point. They've proved to be great lenses which produce tack sharp images.
The camera is in good shape overall and I would score it at about a 75% aesthetically. The leatherette on the back is peeling slightly which is the reason for the score being slightly low. Given the age of the camera, though, it is in excellent condition.
The lenses for the RB67 are nearly flawless and have no scratches on the elements whatsoever. I would rate them conservatively at 90% of their original condition.
The bellows on the RB67 are light tight and appear good shape. Realistically there isn't any reason this camera won't be able to serve you for tens of years to come given it's current state.
While the camera is aesthetically in great shape it's been a couple of years since I put any film through it. The shutters have been regularly tripped on both lenses and they sound close to accurate. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me. This will be my final post on APUG regarding this camera before it goes to eBay so good luck!
Well, the time as finally come for me to thin out the herd a little bit or at least get it to a more manageable size. My wife received orders to Japan so the both of us will be moving come Spring.
The RB67 Pro-S pictured below was purchased used a few years back and has seen occasional use by me. When I purchased the camera it had no lenses so I purchased two: a 180mm KL/L and a 90mm KL/L at some insane price point. They've proved to be great lenses which produce tack sharp images.
The camera is in good shape overall and I would score it at about a 75% aesthetically. The leatherette on the back is peeling slightly which is the reason for the score being slightly low. Given the age of the camera, though, it is in excellent condition.
The lenses for the RB67 are nearly flawless and have no scratches on the elements whatsoever. I would rate them conservatively at 90% of their original condition.
The bellows on the RB67 are light tight and appear good shape. Realistically there isn't any reason this camera won't be able to serve you for tens of years to come given it's current state.
While the camera is aesthetically in great shape it's been a couple of years since I put any film through it. The shutters have been regularly tripped on both lenses and they sound close to accurate. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me. This will be my final post on APUG regarding this camera before it goes to eBay so good luck!