Want to Buy WTB Mamiya Z 110mm 2.8 lens for RZ67 and AE finder

[ewbank1]

I recently purchased an RZ and would like to expand my lens collection. In particular the 110mm 2.8. I am also interested in the AE prism finder.

Thanks.

 

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[mshchem]

I recently purchased an RZ and would like to expand my lens collection. In particular the 110mm 2.8. I am also interested in the AE prism finder.

Thanks.

Do you have a RZ67 or a RZ67 II?. I have the latest AE prism, (not for sale). Be aware that these finders are very heavy. Best suited for a tripod. I have an old CdS meter chimney finder originally for the RB, very light and fieldable. The 110 lens is a great lens.

 

[ewbank1]

I have the RZ67 not the RZ67 II. Is the RB chimney finder usable on an RZ?

 

[Stephen Prunier]

Ewbank,
I had the Pro I, and now I have the Pro II. I checked the owners manual and it says you can use RB finders with the RZ. If I'm not mistaken, you can use almost all of the RZ/RB lenses, finders, film backs with adaptors. However, when it comes to the Pro II you can't use some of the Pro I items like film backs. If you find that you like the RZ, I would purchase Pro II film backs (no foam to replace) If you want to add the AE Prism, get what's needed for the Pro II. Then, if you decide to upgrade the body everything else will work. The RZ is an awesome camera. I sold my complete Pro I system after I purchase the Nikon D750. Three months later I purchase another RZ. This time the Pro II. I have the AE Prism and as mshchem said, it is heavy but, if you shoot color film it's worth it. I shoot only B&W but when using a Cir-Pol filter I'll use it as the camera sits on a tripod. I don't hike with it though!