![]() ![]() ![]() These are all great cameras, but for shooters looking to dip their toes into the water of medium format photography, sticker shock, lack of portability, and absence of creature comforts often lead would-be buyers to retreat back to the comfort of their 35mm cameras. Cheaper options exist, the Mamiya RB67 for one, but this camera demands compromise due to its incredible heft and lack of a light meter. But these are seriously expensive machines and are out of reach for many shooters. And that’s understandable – the first has pedigree, the second has cool factor, and the third seems to be all that film labs share on social media. The desire to jump into medium format photography is usually accompanied by visions of Hasselblads, Rolleiflexes, and the Contax 645. ![]()
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