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This in-depth Mamiya 7 review looks at what it’s like using one of the most iconic medium format rangefinder cameras after five years of real-world shooting. From image quality and lens performance to portability, reliability, and price in 2025, this blog explores why the Mamiya 7 remains a dream camera for film photographers—and whether it still deserves its legendary status.

Hassy Vintage Meets 100 Megapixels: My Nevada Adventure 🌵 A few months ago, I got my hands on one of the most unique cameras in the market : the Hasselblad 907x paired with the CFV 100C digital back . This little beast traveled with me across London, handling every situation I threw at it. Small, lightweight, and stupidly sharp , it quickly became my road-trip companion. But as much as I loved the 907x’s portability, I suspected it could transform in ways beyond what meets t

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