Mamiya RB67 Pro-S - Camera

Manual focus 120 6x7 medium format SLR camera released by Mamiya in 1974. This is the first revision of the 1970s RB67 with double exposure prevention, unable to shoot with the dark slide in or without advancing the film (only with the use of the multi-exposure switch), and red markings indicating landscape or portrait orientation in the viewfinder. The RB was designed as a replacement for both the Mamiya C TLRs and Mamiya Universal Press cameras and gets its name from its rotating backs. The RB67 uses a bellows focusing system to allow for closer focusing than other modular SLRs. The shutter interlock system was improved from the earlier RB67, and a focusing knob lock was added. Plastic body available in black.

• Size: 141 x 125x 103 mm (body only without rotating back or focusing screen)
• Weight: 964g (body only without rotating back or focusing screen)