Author: Scott McClarin

What you see below is my Mamiya Sekor RB67 Pro S, the camera I’m reviewing today. It’s a bellows focus medium format film SLR released in 1974 and sold to professionals in the magazine, print, fashion, and portrait industry for more than 15 years. Anne Leibovitz once used this system to great success. The RB bit? That stands for “Rotating Back”, which I’ll be explaining in further detail below. The 67 bit relates to the standard format the camera shoots in: 6×7, although it’s a little more flexible than that. My RB67 Pro-S kit consists of two bodies, four lenses...