Mamiya RZ67 PRO II Manual de usuario

Congratulations on your purchase

of a Mamiya RZ67 PRO II

The Mamiya RZ67 PRO II is the latest and most advanced model

of Mamiya's famous 6 x 7 cm SLR camera series, distinguished by

their Revolving Back and rack and pinion Bellows Focusing.

The result of Mamiya's long experience and accomplishments in

the professional medium format camera field, it combines

mechanical perfection with the latest opto-electronic technology.

Complimented by its large selection of world-class Mamiya lenses

and many other system accessories, the RZ67 has become the

camera of choice of the world's top photographers.

The RZ67 PRO II is a versatile camera, ideally suited for many

photographic applications, including commercial, portrait, fashion,

industrial, nature and scientific photography.

In order to take full advantage of its capabilities and to insure

proper operation, please read this instruction manual carefully

before you use your new camera.

Contents

Special Features of the Mamiya RZ67 PRO II ..............2The Revolving Back .............................................................29

Nomenclature and Functions ...........................................4Distance Scale • Depth-of-Field ........................................30

Mamiya RZ67 PRO II Specifications ............................10 Long Exposures ...................................................................31

Inserting the Battery ........................................................11 Multiple Exposures • Infrared Photography .....................32

Attaching / Removing Lenses ........................................12 Mirror Lock-up Operation ....................................................33

Using the Waist-LevelFinder .........................................14 Flash Photography • Using a Tripod .................................34

Interchanging the Focusing Screen ..............................16 Close-up Photography ........................................................35

Releasing the Shutter ....................................................17 Attaching a Lens with

Shutter Speed and Aperture ..........................................21 Shutter Released or Mirror Raised ...................................36

The Roll Film Holder ........................................................22 Camera Back Lock System ................................................37

Loading the Film Holder ..................................................24 How to Use the Carrying Strap ..........................................38

Taking Photographs ........................................................27 Troubleshooting ...................................................................39

Unloading Exposed Film .................................................27 Using RB Series Lenses and Accessories ......................40

Focusing and Locking the Focusing Knob ...................

Care of the Camera .............................................................

Special Features of the Mamiya RZ67 PRO II

1.The Ideal Format

The 6x7 cm format is called the ideal format because it

enlarges to the standard 8x10" paper size without cropping,

thus utilizing the entire image area. The 6x7 format of the RZ

PRO II (actual image size is 56x69.5mm) is almost 5x larger

than a 35mm frame and offers far superior image quality for

enlargement or full page magazine reproduction. 6x7

transparencies can be viewed on the light table without

magnifiers.

2. Mamiya Revolving Back with Automatic

Finder Masking

With a flip of the wrist, the Revolving Back-a Mamiya

exclusive among 6x7 SLRs-can be rotated for horizontal or

vertical format without changing the optical axis. At the same

time it also automatically changes the masking frame in the

finder to match the format. Other cameras require removing

and reattaching film holders when changing format or having

to turn the camera on its side which complicates viewing and

ope

ration.

3. Rack and Pinion Bellows Focusing

Bellows focusing, another great advantage, permits precise

focusing with the left or right hand and also features a focus

lock lever. The RZ PRO II has an additional micro focus knob

for precise fine focusing. The camera bellows eliminate the

extra costs of equipping each lens with a helical focusing

mount and permits close-up photography without costly

attachments. (The closest focusing distance of the 110mm lens

is 31.3cm, the 65mm wide angle lens 8.5cm and the 180mm is

84.5cm).

4. World-Class Mamiya Lenses

Mamiya world-class lens quality is a major reason for the top

reputation of Mamiya camera. Mamiya operates its own

modern optical design, engineering and manufacturing plant

and accepts undivided responsibility for the perfect

performance of its cameras and lenses. The RZ67 PRO II

camera features a large diameter 61mm lens mount which

makes it possible to design a variety of high performance

lenses, such as APO, Shift and Zoom.

5. Bright, Interchangeable Finders and

Focusing Screens

A Waist Level Finder FW702 with self-erecting focusing hood

and magnifier is factory supplied with each camera.

The eye-level AE Prism Finder FE701 is an important

accessory. It features three-way metering (average, spot or

auto shift) and computerized, aperture-priority shutter control,

compatible with the intermediate shutter speeds. It can also

be operated manually. Exposure compensation to +/-3EV and

AE Lock are other features. All RB67 finders can also be

used.

6.Interchangeable Film Holders with Maximum

Film Flatness.

Available for 120 or 220 films and made in 6x7, 6x6 and

6x4.5 formats. Also Polaroid holder. The film holders can be

quickly interchanged, even in mid-roll. Two film counter

windows permit easy reading as film holders are rotated on

cameras' revolving back.

Dark slide storage drawer is another feature.

7. Electronic Interface

The ISO film speed dial is located on the film holders and

interfaces electronically, through gold plated contacts, with

the camera body, AE Prism Finder FE701 and RZ lenses.

You set the dial when you load the film and never have to

worry about correct meter indexing.

8.Mirror Lock-up operation

Locking the mirror in the up position eliminates all

possible vibrations and is especially important in close-up

and telephoto work, when slow shutter speeds are required.

9.Multiple Exposures

Multiple exposures are easy with a flip of a switch. No

removal of film holder is required.

10. New Features

• Modern, functional design

• Rugged interior mechanisms

• Intermediate shutter speeds

• Micro focusing knob.

• Roll Film Holders with dual exposure counters

• "RBL" shutter speed dial setting when using RB67 lenses.

Nomenclature and Functions

Body

R-M Lever

For normal operation, lever is

aligned with center index mark.

"M": For making Multiple Expo-

sures set it to "M". This will dis-

engage the film transport when

cocking the shutter. Do not for-

get to return it to center posi-

tion afterwards. This setting is

also used to exercise the cam-

era without film.

"R": Turning the lever to "R" un-

locks and permits rotating the

Revolving Back.

Cocking Lever

In a single operation this lever ad-

vances the film, cocks the shutter,

and sets the mirror. For proper

operation, be sure to push the

lever completely down.

Distance Scale

A single scale indicating distance

in meters and feet is used for all

lenses.

Focal Length Scale

Curved lines representing most fo-

cal lengths appear on this scale.

The point at which the appropriate

focal length curve intersects the

Distance Graduation indicates the

distance focused upon by the lens.

Dual Focusing Knob

For regular and fine focusing.

Release Button Collar

For normal operation the white dot (❑) on the Release But-

ton Collar is kept aligned with the white dot on the Collar

Stop Lever. Aligning the white dot of the collar with the red

dot on the camera body locks the Shutter Release Button.

Aligning the collar with the orange dot makes it possible to

operate the shutter at approximately 1/400 sec. without

batteries in the camera.

Collar Stop Lever

This safety feature prevents the

Release Button Collar from

being rotated to the orange dot

until the Collar Stop Lever is first

pressed.

Shutter Release Button

Auxiliary Electronic Shutter

Release Contacts

Sliding the cover upwards reveals

its contacts.

Mirror

Do not touch the mirror under any

circumstances.

Lens Alignment Dot

Gold Plated Contacts

Interface AE Prism Finder elec-

tronically with camera, lens and

film holder.

When using an RB67 PD Prism

Finder or PD Magnifying Finder

on the RZ PROII, be sure to first

attach the small plastic cover,

which comes packed with the RZ

PROII, over the contacts. (See

instructions packed with cover).

Focusing Screen

The visible field of the focusing

screen automatically changes

from vertical to horizontal format,

or vice-versa, as the revolving

back is rotated. The screen it self

is also interchangeable.

Shutter Speed Dial

Speeds from 8 to 1/400 sec.

Between 4 and 1/250 sec. there

are intermediate settings with click

stops. When set to "AEL" or "RBL"

dial is locked. To release press

center button. (See page 21)

Carrying Strap Lug

Lock Release Button

Hot-Shoe

Focusing Knob Lock Lever

Winder Coupler Cover

Tripod Socket

The socket has standard U 1/4"

threads which can be removed

and converted to a 3/8" socket.

Contacts for Power Winder

Battery Chamber Cover

The camera use a 6 V alkaline or

silver oxide battery.

Film Holder Mount Pin

One of four.

Light Baffle

To avoid damaging the baffle

and camera, do not touch.

Film Advance Coupler

The central pin transmits a signal

to the film holder which disen-

gages the film advance-stop and

activates the multiple exposure

prevention mechanism.

Revolving Ring

Its small orange circle clicks into

place and must always be

aligned with the orange index

marks in the 12 o'clock or 3

o'clock positions.

Alignment Mark

Waist-Level Finder

Magnifier Release

To raise the magnifier, push the

Magnifier Release to the left.

Magnifier

Interchangeable with other magni

fiers in various diopter strengths.

Finder Release Button

To remove the finder, Push in on

both (right and left) release

buttons and lift the finder off

camera body.

Finder Catch

Roll Film Holder

Alignment Mark

Dark Slide Release Pin

Holder Lock Pin

The upper and lower holder lock

pins prevent the holder from

coming off position when

mounted on the camera body.

Film Advance Knob

Dual Exposure Counter

Features vertical and horizontal

windows.

Memo Clip

Holds the film box top as a film-

type reminder or a memo.

Dark Slide Storage Slot

Film Speed Dial

Used to set the ISO speed of

the film used.

Spool Release Pins

Depress these pins to insert or

remove film.

Film Spool Stud

A new roll of film is loaded on

this stud with the paper leader

pulled over the roller in the

direction indicated by the dotted

line and arrow which appears

around the stud.

Start Mark

The start mark on the backing

paper must be aligned with this

mark.

Take-up Spool

After removing an exposed roll

of film, place the empty spool in

this position.

Holder Lock Lever

Should one inadvertently attempt

to remove the Film Holder without

first inserting the Dark Slide, the

Holder Lock Lever will not unlock,

thereby preventing accidental ex-

posure of the film.

Lock Release Lever

Use this lever when removing

the roll film holder when the

dark slide has been pulled out.

Dark Slide

A safety feature prevents the

shutter from being released

unless the Dark Slide is first

removed. Make it a habit to first

remove the Dark Slide before

attempting to take a photograph.

Back Cover Latch

Lens

Flash Sync Terminal (X

sync)

Knob for turning Depth of

Field Calculating Ring

Can be set for meters or feet.

Depth-of-Field Preview

Time Exposure Lever

Mirror Lock-up Cable

Release Socket

To lock mirror up for vibration free

photography follow this sequence:

Camera mirror and lens is in

cocked position. Screw a cable

release into this socket. You will

notice that a chrome collar rises

and shows a red ring. Depress the

body release. This will now only

move the mirror up and hold it

there. Now fire shutter with cable

release.

Bayonet Ring

The Bayonet Ring is a breech

mount which secures the lens on

the camera body. As a safety

feature, the lens can not be

removed from the camera body

unless the mirror is set (lowered),

thereby assisting the Light Baffle

in shielding the film from light.

Depth-of-Field Scale

Lens Distance Scale

Aperture Ring

Shutter Lock Pin

If a lens is not to be used over a

prolonged period, it is desirable

to store it with the shutter

released. In order to release the

shutter of a lens which has been

removed from the camera body,

rotate the Shutter Cocking Pins

clockwise while depressing the

Shutter Lock Pin.

Cocking Position Marks

Shutter Cocking Pins

When manually cocking the

shutter, be sure to rotate the

Shutter Cocking Pins as far as

they will go (i.e.. to the red dot)

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