Jerry Avenaim

“The dependability, user-friendliness, and super performance of the Mamiya RZ67 and its lenses, the consistently reliable performance and output of Profoto lighting equipment, and the accuracy and flexibility of the PocketWizard-equipped Sekonic meters help me do what I do best—shoot memorable and compelling pictures of stars.”

Julie Dennis Brothers

 “I have been using RZ-67s for my entire professional career, and I consider them to be the most efficient and affordable cameras for the kind of work I do. I love the 6x7 format, and I think it helps me to shape the subject, not only with light, but also with the lens.”

Andrew Eccles

“If you can take a picture that makes people think, you have done something very successful not to mention some of those letters-to-the-editor in the following issue.”

David Hume Kennerly

“The Mamiya 7II is one of the easiest cameras on the face of the earth to use. That contributed to the success of my project. Also, because it is a rangefinder camera, you don’t have the same number of moving parts so it held up remarkably well.”

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Norman Jean Roy

“There are just certain things that you can’t shoot any other way. Each format for me has its own applications. The RZ is really the workhorse of my commercial and editorial work.”

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Mark Seliger

“Photography is a process where you really have to learn it, you have to be comfortable with it. I was not a genius at all, but I was persistent and I have that kind of obsessive disorder that you need to be successful.”

Art Wolfe

“One of the reasons that I went with Mamiya is that they offered a motor drive and it felt a lot more like a 35 mm then say, a medium-format camera, which seemed a lot more cumbersome. Now with autofocus, it becomes even more like a 35 mm and a lot more user friendly.”

Jim Zuckerman

“...the publishers to whom I sent the 6X7 transparencies were impressed by the larger size.”