Mamiya 7 II6×7 Rangefinder, 80mm f/4

The Mamiya 7 II, released in 1999, was a 6×7 rangefinder camera that offered medium-format image quality in a body not much larger than a 35mm SLR. Its interchangeable lenses — especially the 80mm f/4 — were renowned for extraordinary sharpness across the frame. The camera's portability relative to other 6×7 systems made it a favorite of travel and landscape photographers who refused to compromise on image quality.

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