Here’s a fun fact about the Mamiya RZ67. It was used by photographer Charles O’Rear to photograph the rolling green hills in “Bliss”, Microsoft’s desktop photo seen by over a billion people.

The Mamiya RZ33, featuring a high performance 33 megapixel CCD sensor, advances the long adored Mamiya RZ line to a new level, bringing the famous ease-of-use and versatility of the Mamiya RZ camera ...

Mamiya RZ67 (via optional adapter), Mamiya RB67 (via optional adapter), and 4x5 view camera (via optional adapter) are all compatible with the new backs.

1) FREE Back & Film Offer Purchase a complete camera outfit* (body, lens and RFH) for the Mamiya RZ67 Pro II, RB67 Pro SD, 645 Pro TL or 645 AFD and claim an additional 120RFH or a Polaroid back ...

The Mamiya 120RFH or Polaroid Back is available in either RZ67 Pro II or 645 AFD. JP Distribution will supply all goods retrospectively, directly to the end user upon the receipt of a completed ...

Chuck O’Rear got the image in southern Sonoma County, north of San Francisco.* He took it on a Mamiya RZ67 camera with color Fuji Film and a tripod. O’Rear explains in the video: There was ...

Brandt worked on black and white film with a Mamiya RZ67. The final images are comprised of 6 to 10 negatives digitally blended to form an ultra-wide view. The photos---a chimpanzee sitting ...

It's sort of affordable by Mamiya standards, but the $17,990 asking ... As you'd expect, it's fully compatible with all RZ system lenses, viewfinders and (most) accessories, and you'll also ...