Mamiya 7 Review

Nick gives a brief review of his favourite new medium format camera, the Mamiya 7 II

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[joangilisuarez]

I have a Mamiya 7 and its 43/80/150mm lense. It is a great camera for landscapes. But the minimum focus distance in the 80 or 150mm lense are very high so not the best for portraits or macro. As a range finder it is ideal for infrared landscapes with rollei 400 and an hoya 72 filter. Keep in mind that if you want to project slides it is VERY difficult to find a 6x7 projector (have one but do not use as often as i should). Where i get the most is bw in darkroom. Landscapes with adox cms iso 20 or panf 50 look great. At the beggining i thought 10 shots were not many now are to much you slow down get selective and in landscape i almost shot like with a 4x5 so having to take 10 shots to change a roll is a problem i miss changing bags of rz67. Sorry i just wrote a book... Congrats on the channel!

[acidsnow]

The mamiya 7 is just amazing. I wished i would own one

[VivaLaFilm]

Awesome video, the quality is just getting better and better, Great audio! Looking forward to the next one...

[phuphotography]

Great would love to see more images ✌️

[yakattac]

Hi!
Just curious if you actually preferred the Champagne color to the black? i see mostly people have the black version and champagne is quite rare to see. I have the opportunity to get my hands on the Champagne one but haven't seen it in person!

[fingerluck]

Hey, mind if i ask what type of photo paper do you use for the prints?

[azazaz]

Can you shoot wide open with it on street? I see people favoring small aperture way more compared to hasselblad.