If the discussion is about the Mamiya 7, that's another kettle of
fish. Either it was mistyped or I misread "RZ". That's a different
beast of course.
The Mamiya 6 and Mamiya 7 have astoundingly good lenses. Of course,
the interchangeable lens aspect is worth something too. The Fuji has
other advantages, though. Personally, I think the Fuji is a more
attractive camera.
But, like I said before, that train has left the dock.
AG
On 1/9/12, Sawyer, Edward <Ed.Sawyer@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have the Mamiya 7 system also. The M7 is better, all around. But, it's
> slightly smaller negs and higher price offset things a bit. The Fuji can
> hang with the M7 as far as sharpness generally but the contrast and snap of
> the Mamiya lenses are a bit better. Still, If I didn't have the Mamiya or
> hadn't seen what it could do, I could certainly be happy with the Fuji
> images, and still am in general. The upsides of the mamiya are smaller,
> better ergonomics, built-in meter, better rangefinder, interchangable
> lenses. The fuji feels more rugged, I like how it loads film better (what
> side the door opens on), the lens helicoid grip is nicer, and visually it
> looks cooler (the mamiya is somewhat ungainly looking...not that it really
> matters.. But...).
>
>
> On 1/9/12 6:16 AM, "olympus-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
> <olympus-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>
>> Any opinion as to how this Fuji camera compare to the Mamiya R7II 6cm x
>> 7cm
>> medium format rangefinder camera and its various lense
>
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