Mamiya RZ67 Pro, 110mm & 180mm Sekor, 2x 120 backs, Polaroid, winder, cable

  
This is one of the best medium format cameras/cannonball substitutes ever made. If you're reading this, you're probably familiar with this camera and its fun idiosyncracies. If you want everything that medium format film photography has to offer, this is the best bang for your buck: incredible resolution to allow up to poster-size prints with no loss of quality, the incredible analog feel with just the right amount of electronic help, and the unique bellows system that forces you to slow down and consider your image. I've used this camera for about two years, and I suspect that the body and 110mm kit lens I bought it with had been stored for many years prior to that because the inside is very clean compared to other RZ and RB cameras I've seen and the seals on the film backs are in excellent shape. There are no cracks, scratches, fungus, or haze in either lens (as pictured), and the focusing screen, magnifier, and mirror are all in great shape.

The following accounts for everything in the listing: 1. Mamiya RZ67 Pro (SN# H101317). Mamiya-Sekor Z 110mm f/2.8.

Mamiya-Sekor 180mm f/4.5 W-N. Two RZ67 Pro 120 film backs. Leather Mamiya-branded pouch for film back.

There are, as you might expect, some imperfections given the camera's age, but all components work just fine. The following is a complete list, so far as I can tell, of any issues.

One of the backs has significant edge wear. The Polaroid back appears to have film inside it, but I have never used it, so I don't know what results you would get if you shot it. The 110mm lens has a small crack in the small plastic... Doohickey that holds the shutter cable screw-mount in place.

This doesn't affect performance, it just makes it a bit of a pain to screw the cable in. You could glue it back together, I'm sure, I just haven't since I haven't needed to and super glue fills me with existential terror. The viewfinder sometimes doesn't collapse all the way because the magnifier spring sticks out a bit further than it's supposed to when the magnifier is down. Just don't jam it and instead use something thin to push it in a bit as you fold the viewfinder down. The lefthand bellows knob doesn't have the little grippy rubber textured ring.

A bit of housekeeping, if you want to store the camera without a lens and back attached, you would need to go get a second rear lens cap and the rear cap for the camera body. You'll also need a new battery for the body, as the one I had in there got to "low battery warning" while I was checking everything for this listing. The battery lasted the whole time I had the camera. Everything pictured is in the lot, but if you have any questions, please ask. The item "Mamiya RZ67 Pro, 110mm & 180mm Sekor, 2x 120 backs, Polaroid, winder, cable" is in sale since Wednesday, September 06, 2017. This item is in the category "Cameras & Photo\Film Photography\Film Cameras". The seller is "pointofinfo" and is located in Van Nuys, California. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Model: Mamiya RZ67
• Brand: Mamiya
• Film Format: 6x7cm
• Type: Medium Format
• Focus Type: Manual
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan