Mamiya RZ67 medium format camera with lenses and accessories

Description

I’ve had this Mamiya RZ67 for a few years now, mostly for shooting some serious landscape and architectural work. It’s been a solid companion—especially when I’m out in Inverclyde, Scotland, where the light and scenery are pretty much perfect for medium format.

The body’s been used a bit, but it’s still working well and shoots without any issues. I’ve got four lenses on board: Sekor Z 65mm, 110mm, 180mm, and 250mm. All look clean and in good shape—no signs of mould or fungus, just a few dust specks you’d miss unless you’re really looking. The film backs both have had their light seals professionally replaced within the last two years, so they’re reliable.

The left-side grip is still a nice addition—helps keep things steady when I’m using the full setup. The PD prism finder and waist-level finder both work fine, and I still use the PC sync cables and shutter release cable regularly. The automatic winder’s been tested and works, though I haven’t used it with film in a while—might be worth trying out if you’re into that kind of workflow.

I’ve kept it well cared for, and it’s mostly been stored properly. It’s not flashy or brand-new, but it’s been reliable and has given me a lot of great shots over the years. I’m not using it much anymore, so it’s time to find a new home—especially since I’ve moved to Inverclyde, Scotland and don’t need it as much now.

It’s worth noting it’s been used, but I’ve kept it in good condition. The price is £1,260—fairly solid for what it is, but it’s just a matter of who’s looking for something reliable and a bit old-school. If you’re into film or have a real love for analog, this might be something you’d actually enjoy using.