What lens does the Mamiya RZ67 use?

The only lens covered by this configuration in the Mamiya RZ lens collection is the 180mm f/4.5W-N. “SB” is for Short Barrel tilt-shift lenses that need an adapter to be used at infinity. “M” is for lenses initially made for the RB Pro SD system (KL type) and adapted for the RZ cameras.

What is mirror up mode?

Choose this option to minimize camera shake in telephoto or close-up photography or in other situations in which the slightest camera movement can result in blurred pictures.

Does RB67 have mirror lockup?

No. Pressing the body release raises the mirror so has to be first. The cable release connected to the lens fires the shutter. The first three can be done in any order.

What is a Mamiya RZ67 worth?

Mamiya: Mamiya RZ 67 Pro

Should I use mirror lockup?

ABOVE: Mirror lockup is useful for astrophotography, where you’re using much longer focal lengths and want your stars to be pin-sharp. There may also be other instances when using super telephoto lenses on a tripod, because longer focal lengths magnify the effect of any camera vibrations.

Is mirror lock-up necessary?

It is normally used for shooting scenes with long shutter speeds when the camera is mounted on a tripod and using a remote control to release the shutter. Under normal shooting conditions, locking the mirror in the up position is not necessary because the vibration from the mirror is so minute.

How do you lock up a mirror?

Mirror lock-up involves flipping the mirror up well before the shutter opens, allowing the vibrations to die down before exposing the film. On some cameras MLU may be operated by an extra push of the shutter button, the second push resulting in the actual opening of the shutter.

How much is a Mamiya RZ67 Pro II worth?

Mamiya: Mamiya RZ 67 Pro II