24/04/08
Mamiya introduced the ProSD Adapter HX702, allowing the use of the Mamiya
ZD 22-megapixel Digital Back on Mamiya RB67 Pro-S and Pro-SD medium format
cameras.
“Mamiya continues to provide high-performance digital backs, at reasonable
prices, to loyal Mamiya owners,” states Jeff Karp, Mamiya Product Marketing
Manager. “With the introduction of the RB67 ProSD Adapter, we’re opening the
digital world to a large number of photographers who invested in RB67
equipment.”
The Mamiya RB67 ProSD ZD adapter attaches the Mamiya ZD Digital Back onto
the Mamiya RB67 Pro-S/Pro-SD cameras. This adapter transforms a Mamiya RB67
film camera into a 22-megapixel camera capable of brilliant, high-quality
images. This rugged aluminum adapter has the revolving mechanism built-in,
retaining the RB67’s unique feature of switching between vertical and
horizontal with simple one-touch action.
To provide interfacing between the Mamiya ZD Digital Back and Mamiya RB67
camera body, the communication cable must be plugged into the lens flash
sync terminal. To connect the camera to electronic strobe equipment, the
adapter has been equipped with an auxiliary flash sync terminal.
The included cable release is required to insure proper synchronization
between the lens and ZD Digital Back. Although famous worldwide for
professional film use, the RB-67, along with the RB67 ZD Back adapter,
brings the RB67 Pro-S/Pro-SD cameras into the world of digital photography.
It’s the ideal combination for studio or outdoor use.
The adapter will be available May 2008.
Specifications
Compatible cameras: RB67Pro-SD, RB67Pro-S
Compatible digital back: Mamiya ZD Digital Back
Main equipment: Power switch, Warning lamp, Revolving adapter,
communication cable (to be attached to lens sync terminal), Flash sync.
terminal (for connection to flash equipment)
Included accessories: Focusing Screen SW07 for RB w/36x48mm frame,
Mirror up double function Cable Release
Dimensions (WxHxD): 4.6 x 5.2 x 1.4 inches (117 x 133 x 35.3mm)
Weight: 8.4 oz. (240g) for RB67 Pro-S/Pro-SD
Photo Quote: Above all, I craved to seize the whole essence, in the confines of one single photograph, of some situation that was in the process of unrolling itself before my eyes. - Henri Cartier-Bresson