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Hasselblad 503CW (Silver, 10243) + Waist Level Finder (New / Chrome, 42315) + Acute Matte D Focusing Screen (42207) -
Zenza Bronica SQ-Ai + SQ-i 6x6 120 Roll Film Back + Waist Level Finder + 150mm f4 Zenzanon-PS -
Lomography Belair X 6-12 -
Holga 120N -
Holga 120N -
Hasselblad 201F (Silver, 10529) + Waist Level Finder (New / Chrome, 42315) + Acute Matte D Microprism / Split Image Focusing Screen (42215) -
Zero Image 2000 -
Hasselblad 503CW (Silver, 10243) + Waist Level Finder (New / Chrome, 42315) + A12N Film Magazine + Acute Matte D Standard Focusing Screen (42204) + 80mm f2.8 Planar T* CF (20029) -
Mamiya M645 Super + 80mm f2.8 Sekor C N + 120/220 Roll Film Holder N + AE Prism Finder N + Power Drive N (Y01670) -
Zenza Bronica SQ-A + SQ 6x6 120 Roll Film Back + Waist Level Finder -
Zenza Bronica ETRS + 120 Film Back -
Hasselblad 501CM (Silver, 10238) + Waist Level Finder (New / Chrome, 42315) -
Hasselblad 500C (10022) + Waist Level Finder (Old / Silver, 42021) -
Zenza Bronica ETRSi -
Zenza Bronica ETR -
Mamiya 645 Pro TL + FE401 AE Prism Finder + 120/220 Roll Film Holder N + 120 Roll Film Insert (HA401) + 80mm f2.8 Sekor C N -
Hasselblad 503CXi (Silver, 10026) + 80mm f2.8 Planar T* CFE (20034) + A12N Film Magazine + Waist Level Finder (New / Chrome, 42315) + Acute Matte Focusing Screen (42165) -
Rollei Rolleicord III (K3B) -
Rollei Rolleicord Va (Model 1, K3E) -
Zeiss Ikon Mess Ikonta (524/16) -
Mamiya RB67 Pro SD + Waist Level Finder + 120 6x7 Pro-SD Roll Film Holder -
Mamiya C330 Professional S + 65mm f3.5 Sekor (Blue Dot) + Waist Level Finder (New Version) -
Mamiya RB67 Professional + Mamiya Waist Level Finder (Old Version) -
Mamiya RB67 Professional + Mamiya Waist Level Finder (Old Version) -
Fuji GW670 III -
Plaubel Makina 67 + Makina 67 Lens Hood -
Hasselblad 503CX (Silver, 10026) + A12N Film Magazine + Waist Level Finder (New / Chrome, 42315) + Acute Matte D Standard Focusing Screen (42204) + 60mm f3.5 Distagon T* CFi -
Zenza Bronica RF645 + 65mm f4 Zenzanon-RF -
Zenza Bronica GS-1 + 120 Film Back GS + AE Prism Finder G -
Fuji GSW680 III -
Zenza Bronica SQ-A SF (Safari) + Waist Level Finder SF (Safari) + Speed Grip S Winder SF (Safari) + SQ 6x6 120 Roll Film Back SF (Safari) + 80mm f2.8 Zenzanon-S SF (Safari) + AE Prism Finder S SF (Safari) + SQ Bellows Shade (Safari) -
Mamiya RB67 Professional + Mamiya Waist Level Finder (Old Version) -
Plaubel Makina 67 -
Mamiya RB67 Professional + Mamiya Waist Level Finder (Old Version) -
Mamiya RB67 Pro-S + 120 6x7 Pro Roll Film Holder + Waist Level Finder + 90mm f3.8 Sekor NB -
Mamiya RB67 Pro SD + Waist Level Finder + 120 6x7 Pro-SD Roll Film Holder
Medium Format Film Cameras
The term ”medium format” refers to film formats between 35mm and ”large format”, as in 4x5” or 8x10” sheet film. Generally this term refers to 120, 220, or 620 roll film, although there were many other formats produced over the years that had similar sizes.
120 film is the most popular and long-lasting medium format.. format. Cameras designed for 120 film take images in a variety of formats, from 6x4.5cm to 6x9cm or even wider in some niche cases. The image quality of these cameras vary quite a lot, but the larger negative size means more detail is being captured than with 35mm film or other small formats.
For a long time medium format was the standard for all photography, and remained the go-to for professionals despite the success of professional 35mm cameras like the Leica M3 or Nikon F.
While medium format does generally offer a significant image quality boost over 35mm, it comes at the cost of size, weight, speed, and price. Medium format cameras and film will generally be heavier, bigger, slower, and more expensive than 35mm cameras.
For some, this tradeoff is worth it. If image quality is your number one concern, a medium format camera may be the best choice for you.