I was thrilled when I was rummaging through my film gear a few months ago and re-discovered that I had an RB67 Pro S that I had literally forgotten I had. I pulled it out, loaded it with film and, after 10 years or so in it’s case, it performed like new. I purchased new light seal materials and, after checking my results from that 1st roll of film, discovered that it’s held up quite well. I’ll replace the light seals anyway, just to be certain, but this fully mechanical work of art lives on! I only hope that film will continue to be produced for years to come so that my kids and grandkids will be able to use this wonderful magic “time trapping” box. Thank you for all of your photographic content. I always learn something new from your channel! Cheers!
I was thrilled when I was rummaging through my film gear a few months ago and re-discovered that I had an RB67 Pro S that I had literally forgotten I had. I pulled it out, loaded it with film and, after 10 years or so in it’s case, it performed like new. I purchased new light seal materials and, after checking my results from that 1st roll of film, discovered that it’s held up quite well. I’ll replace the light seals anyway, just to be certain, but this fully mechanical work of art lives on! I only hope that film will continue to be produced for years to come so that my kids and grandkids will be able to use this wonderful magic “time trapping” box. Thank you for all of your photographic content. I always learn something new from your channel! Cheers!
Glad it was useful - thanks
What about lighting can lighting be connected to the camera?
Yes, of course, via the flash sync socket on the lens. Flash will sync at all shutter speeds - all lenses have a leaf shutter.