How to Use: Mamiya 7

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[lpark]

Exactly what I was looking for - very clear and helpful - thanks! 🙏

[paulreinhold-]

I liked this was an comperably neutral and less hyped review of the the camera. good job

[godscola]

The crop factor on 6x7 cameras is actually 0.5x, so the 80mm will have a viewing angle similar to a 40mm on full frame, the 65mm will be a 32mm, the 43mm will be 21mm, etc.

[georgegunnell]

Great video. Thanks. One correction: the battery is not under the coin screw you highlight at 04:36. It is under the coin screw under the grip.

[ohnoflicks]

Great video. I am looking to replace my aging RB67. I think this will be ideal for me. Thank you.

[loukiah]

Me: Finds it the easiest camera EVER after having used the RB67
Also me: Uses it for all freelancing gigs

[charleswilliams]

So to focus the images you recommend using an external viewfinder ?

[iangordicans]

Great review of a superb camera. One advantage of the 7 over the 7ii is that if you are fitting an L bracket it will usually (depending on the L bracket) cover up the cable release button on the 7ii so you won't be able to use it. The 7 doesn't have this problem because the cable release button is in a completely different position. So moral of the story is, if you have a Mamiya 7ii, want to use a cable release for long exposure and also want to use an L bracket, then choose your L bracket very carefully. How do I know this? I think you can guess lol

[joec.]

4:41 Dude, that’s not the battery cover

[ryanfitzsimons]

Please clean your camera before Making a video