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Are there any Mamiya owners on here who own or have used the C330 and RB67 outfits side by side?
I've had a C330f for a little while, and have the 55mm, 80mm blue dot and 180mm super. I have recently bought an RB67 with a 50mm C.
I have not used the extensively side by side as yet, but am trying to come up with a set of lenses that don't cross over too much between the two sytems, but are maybe the 'best' of each outfit.
I have not used the 55mm a great deal on the C330 yet, but so far, I think I prefer the 50mm on the RB67 - I just find it easier to focus and frame with the bigger viewfinder. I love the results from the 180mm Super on the C330, but it is a bit awkward to handhold at close focus, and also has the parallax consideration. Are the 180mm lenses between C330 and RB67 comparable?
For those that have used both systems, which would be the standout lenses for you?
I'm definitely planning on getting a 127mm for the RB67, I think I'd prefer that over the 90mm option as I already have two 80mm 6x6 cameras to choose from, so would give some variety.
I've had a C330f for a little while, and have the 55mm, 80mm blue dot and 180mm super. I have recently bought an RB67 with a 50mm C.
I have not used the extensively side by side as yet, but am trying to come up with a set of lenses that don't cross over too much between the two sytems, but are maybe the 'best' of each outfit.
I have not used the 55mm a great deal on the C330 yet, but so far, I think I prefer the 50mm on the RB67 - I just find it easier to focus and frame with the bigger viewfinder. I love the results from the 180mm Super on the C330, but it is a bit awkward to handhold at close focus, and also has the parallax consideration. Are the 180mm lenses between C330 and RB67 comparable?
For those that have used both systems, which would be the standout lenses for you?
I'm definitely planning on getting a 127mm for the RB67, I think I'd prefer that over the 90mm option as I already have two 80mm 6x6 cameras to choose from, so would give some variety.