Want to Buy WTB Mamiya 7

[Kenneth Lee]

Mamiya 7, body or w/80mm lens.

If it's sitting there on the shelf, why not ?

Thanks

 

[Klainmeister]

From my cold, dead hands!





(How much you willing to spend?)

 

[Kenneth Lee]

I'm not looking for an entire outfit: I don't shoot with wide lenses. I shoot mostly with the 150, and I've already found one of those.

I am simply looking for a Mamiya 7 body, or possibly a body with 80mm lens if the price is reasonable.

 

[Klainmeister]

Good luck with your search. I find the bodies to be the most overpriced part of the kit. The lenses are underpriced for their true performance, but the bodies feel kinda cheap and I just don't quite get the price. What type of shooting are you planning? The 150mm is kinda a trip to use without a viewfinder.

 

[Kenneth Lee]

You're right about the bodies seeming unreasonably priced. I hope to find someone more... reasonable

I had a Mamiya 7 a few years ago, and now regret having sold it.

When traveling, I like to shoot landscapes and architectural details. Click here to see one I made in England a few years ago. It was hand-held. Next time, I'll find a tripod for traveling that fits into a backpack... I hope.

The rangefinder frame adjusts to the 150: it's not perfect like looking through a view camera or an SLR - where what we see is what we get - but it's workable.

By the way, I had a peek at some of your photos shown here: stunning.

 

[Takira71A]

Re: WTB Mamiya 7...

Mamiya 7, body or w/80mm lens.

If it's sitting there on the shelf, why not ?

Thanks

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[Klainmeister]

You're right about the bodies seeming unreasonably priced. I hope to find someone more... reasonable

I had a Mamiya 7 a few years ago, and now regret having sold it.

When traveling, I like to shoot landscapes and architectural details. Click here to see one I made in England a few years ago. It was hand-held. Next time, I'll find a tripod for traveling that fits into a backpack... I hope.

The rangefinder frame adjusts to the 150: it's not perfect like looking through a view camera or an SLR - where what we see is what we get - but it's workable.

By the way, I had a peek at some of your photos shown here: stunning.

Thanks!

I use the 150mm infrequently, but always found the rangefinder to be somewhat wonky, so I liked the viewfinder up top. Lovely photograph; it always astonishes me how well this camera can shoot handheld.

 

[Kenneth Lee]

May I ask, where is a good place to get Acros in roll film ?

 

[Sanjay Sen]

Hello Ken,

If you are still looking, would you be interested in a Mamiya 7 with a 65mm lens? Both are in excellent condition.

(Please email or PM me if you are interested.)

Regarding your question about Acros: I see that B&H has Acros roll film in stock, and that is usually where I get them from.


Regards,
Sanjay

 

[Klainmeister]

May I ask, where is a good place to get Acros in roll film ?

Freestyle, BH, and Adorama all carry it. Currently, it's only $14 for a 5 pack at Adorama.

 

[Kenneth Lee]

Freestyle, BH, and Adorama all carry it. Currently, it's only $14 for a 5 pack at Adorama.

Thanks ! I just placed an order.

 

[Kenneth Lee]

Hello Ken,

If you are still looking, would you be interested in a Mamiya 7 with a 65mm lens? Both are in excellent condition.

(Please email or PM me if you are interested.)

Regarding your question about Acros: I see that B&H has Acros roll film in stock, and that is usually where I get them from.

Thank you Sanjay. I have a deal in progress at this time.