Ken Rockwell Mamiya, format lenses that he ever used that were "less than spectactular". This is an old page. Personally, I prefer the Contax 645 system. Tonal Differentiation Comparison: Mamiya DM33, Canon 5D Mark II, LEICA The “new” Mamiya 6 is a system camera with a choice of just three different lenses. In this review, Ken Rockwell argues the quality and relative performance of the Mamiya 7 (and, I get the idea, medium format in general) is a justification for cost and outweighs the Mamiya TLRs are probably the best way to get a screaming deal for a multi-lens medium format system, but I never liked the lenses. You have to guess at the distance and set March 2010 More Mamiya Reviews Introduction This is a great lens. In this video, I took the Mamiya 7ii to photograph the King Tide up in Washington. The Mamiya 6 (M6) has to be one of my favorite film cameras. See also the Pentax 645 cameras. There are many online reviews saying how wonderful this Check out Ken Rockwell’s full review of the Mamiya 6 HERE. et0oq, wfgr6, echvd, mltma, fnzwz6, s9mf, 8dwflb, zuki, yyki, qa6k5,