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Features:

• "Dark Slide" Curtain for Changing Lenses
  
• 35mm Panoramic Adapter Kit
  
• 6x7cm - The Ideal Format
  
• Automatic and Manual Control Metering
  
• Polaroid Capability

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4 Reviews  

Average Rating: 4.5 out of 5

Jim M. White Jim's Photo Courses: 4-Week Short Course: Learning Your Canon Digital SLR	Rating: 4.5 out of 5 I love the 6X7 format, and with this guy I get scans of amazing quality and huge files. What's not to love? 2/8/2006 6:23:49 PM
Harold R. Michaud member since: 11/13/2003	Rating: 5 out of 5 A tremedous MF rangefinder camera. Excellent lenses, well made, great feel. My favorite camera of the ones I own. 1/25/2006 8:23:28 AM
Eric Rayboy member since: 5/23/2004	Rating: 4.5 out of 5 The Mamiya 7ii is close to being "best-in-breed." Positives include lenses which are among the sharpest ever made, large 6x7 neg's, lightness, and ease of use. Negatives include slow speed on the lenses, no close-up focusing, and the need to use special rangefinders for some lenses. 5/23/2004 9:40:59 AM
Sheila Kurtz member since: 3/7/2004	Rating: 3 out of 5 I enjoy this for portraits, but usually reserve it for outside. It has no built in light meter, so I have to rely on an external one....and being cheap...don't own one..so I use the light meter in my old Pentax K1000, then transfer the readings to my Mamiya..and so far I have been lucky. I don't care for the amount of time it takes me to change film, as I only own one camera back, but I do like the heaviness of an older, non-plastic camera 3/7/2004 9:19:31 PM