The Camera, Back and Two Lenses are Still Available
For Sale: Medium Format Camera Kit
Ian Aleksander Adams – www.ianaleksanderadams.com
413.530.3634 – ian@ianaleksanderadams.com
I’m selling my complete Mamiya kit. Contact me through phone or email if interested.
It works amazingly with digital backs, though only a film back is included here.
It’s my favorite camera, which is why selling it has been so hard, but the truth of things that I’m not a commercial photographer right now.
As such, the thing has only been really used for about one year and mostly in bag for the rest of the time.
No cracks, problems, or any other issues. Tested right before we took the pictures. Just a bit dusty from sitting in storage, but nothing a little canned air and a lens-cloth wouldn’t clear up in a jiffy.
The 120mm lens in particular is the best lens I’ve ever used. The others are very very nice as well.
Everything is pictured as is, the exact items you’d be buying. Documentation is included in the camera bag. No original boxes.
I did some brief touch ups to remove some digital sensor spots from my friend Zach’s camera and to keep the background from having too many distractions from the foamcore. I didn’t bother removing the dust from the equipment, but I couldn’t resist making the pics look nice – old habits die hard.
If you’re in Savannah, I’d be happy to run you through all the equipment and give some tips.
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Ian Aleksander Adams – www.ianaleksanderadams.com
413.530.3634 – ian@ianaleksanderadams.com
Example Shots
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Barking Irons – Shot with a few different lenses, attached flash. Gritty look desired by client. Film.
Bad News – Shot with 120mm lens on film. Post processed (adobe design achievement award in nyc, patting my own back)
Gallery:
These were all shot with this EXACT camera, on film and digital, with the various lenses here.
The Onion shot, my most famous one, was shot with a digital back and 120mm lens on this camera. The Cat’s Eye shot was also with a digital back and 120mm.