US Army, Jan. 1971-Feb. 1979
72eco Tele. Communications specialist 6 1/2 years, reclassified Armor - M60A1 tank commander
Honorable Discharge Feb 1979
'My thanks to one and for your information and wisdom.
I appreciate your considered opinions.
I admit that nostalgia is a large part of this venture but the desire to get back to basics is strong.
With the RB 67 I am forced to slow down, think about the scene and what I want to capture.
However it turns out, it will be an adventure to the past. And I hope, a lot of fun!
Thank for your consideration and insights.
I’ll let you how it turns out.
Bill
Thanks to all who replied to this thread……you have given me a better understanding of this.
Looks like Will abandon this project
Bill
Thank you for your responce and advice
I will check with KEH about the in camera meter. My first RB did not have that option so purchased good meter that I still have
I am considering the purchase of a Mamiya RB 67 film camera system.
I sold my system to KEH when I thought that film was on the way out.
Lost my dark room when we moved and don’t plan on building a new one in our home
I would appreciate some advice about the availability of 120 roll films and processing labs.
My intent is to scan negatives (color and b&w) to my computer and print thru my computer.
Thanks for you consideration
Bill
Well done - great photo of a beautiful woman
paulrnzpn wrote:
Very nice.
Really good image!
And I miss my Mamia RB 67
Staff Sargent Willam Moore...
US Army
Jan 1971- Feb 1979
Never in harms way
Staff Sargent Willam Moore
US Army
Jan 1971- Feb 1979
Never in harms way
Worst mistake I made selling my RB 67 and lenses
Thought about buying another but the cost from KEH was much more than I could stand
nice shots! it is a great ride!