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Mamiya 7 w/ 80mm
or
Plaubel Makina 6x7
Taking into consideration, in order:
Image quality
Usability
Portability
Durability
Longevity / repairability- Mamiya is a big boi.
Get this: https://www.youtube.…tank02 - I have the Plaubel Makina, its a beautiful rangefinder. It gets a lot of looks. It def has a learning curve, but totally worth getting if you have found one.jmckinno
- Get that Fuji one, cheaper and 6x9 format ;)tank02
- Image quality on both is amazing, usability on PM takes some getting used to, PM is more portable and durable, PM has better battery lifejmckinno
- ^ crazy, was just about to recommend the gw690 instead. But check the Fuji's 90mm look to make sure it fits your IQ taste.spl33nidoru
- It's a bit of a strange camera, but that 6x9 is well impressive.tank02
- I don’t want 2:3 ratio. My composition is best when I shoot in the ratio that I present. 4x5 or 6x7 is most pleasing.nb
- I have a GW670 actually. It is slightly less impressive than the Mamiya 7 (image quality)nb
- Plaubel is so optically perfect it looks digital to me. Also it's fragile, if its electronics break (which they are known to do), is an expensive brick.inteliboy
- Mamiya is a big boi.