Mamiya Rz67 Pro II.. What's it need?

[psreilly]

I'm trying to digitize my Mamiya in the coming weeks. Now I know I need a V mount from Phase One. I know I also need an adapter, already have that actually. However, I don't know what else there is really. Information on this online is extremely limited, and what I did find isn't really solid information. So is that all I need really? The adapter and the back and I'm good to go?

Sorry to have to ask here cause I know this is a very specific question, don't really have anywhere else to turn to find out more on it though

 

[FotosbyMike]

This is what I found on the PhaseOne site https://www.phaseone.com/en/Search/Article.aspx?articleid=1123&languageid=1

Mamiya RZ 67 PRO II:

-Hasselblad V fitting-

• P/P+ series with Hasselblad V fitting can be used on the Mamiya RZ PRO II by use of the RZ adapter from Phase One (Item number 70964).

• There are 2 cables on the adapter, where the fixed cable is mounted on the Mamiya body and the removeable cable is mounted to the lens

• This removeable cable (part no. 50300077) can be exchanged if necessary.
  
  Mamiya RZ 67 PRO II w/Hasslelblad V Adaptor
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  -Mamiya fitting-

• P/P+ series Mamiya fitting can also be used with the the Mamiya adapter (Item number 70994). Note:

• The Mamiya RZ PRO II needs to be modifyed in a local Mamiya center. The image below show 2 small notches that have to be made. If these notches are not made - the adapter can be mounted however the camera cannot trigger at all.
  

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• Once this modification has been done - the camerabody cannot be used with a film cassette.
  

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• This modification requires the back to be in 2-shot mode. However, for optimal use, workflow and functionality is is suggested that you use the latest RZ PRO II D body where full functionality, metadata and 1 shot mode is supported.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  General about the RZ PRO II:
  On the side of the body - the adjustment tab needs to be set to "M" for multi. This used to be for film use - for multiple exposures. The "R" position is for Rotate - for turning the adapter 90 degrees. The middle position is for normal use with film only.
  
  On the exposure button there are 3 settings (see article 2237 for more information)

• Red: This turns off the camerabody

• Orange: "Mechanical mode" for film only and max. 1/400 sec exposure speed.

• White: Recommended setting for use with motordrive and a cameraback.

 

[psreilly]

This is what I found on the PhaseOne site https://www.phaseone.com/en/Search/Article.aspx?articleid=1123&languageid=1

Mamiya RZ 67 PRO II:

-Hasselblad V fitting-

• P/P+ series with Hasselblad V fitting can be used on the Mamiya RZ PRO II by use of the RZ adapter from Phase One (Item number 70964).

• There are 2 cables on the adapter, where the fixed cable is mounted on the Mamiya body and the removeable cable is mounted to the lens

• This removeable cable (part no. 50300077) can be exchanged if necessary.
  
  Mamiya RZ 67 PRO II w/Hasslelblad V Adaptor
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  -Mamiya fitting-

• P/P+ series Mamiya fitting can also be used with the the Mamiya adapter (Item number 70994). Note:

• The Mamiya RZ PRO II needs to be modifyed in a local Mamiya center. The image below show 2 small notches that have to be made. If these notches are not made - the adapter can be mounted however the camera cannot trigger at all.

• 
  
• Once this modification has been done - the camerabody cannot be used with a film cassette.

• 
  
• This modification requires the back to be in 2-shot mode. However, for optimal use, workflow and functionality is is suggested that you use the latest RZ PRO II D body where full functionality, metadata and 1 shot mode is supported.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  General about the RZ PRO II:
  On the side of the body - the adjustment tab needs to be set to "M" for multi. This used to be for film use - for multiple exposures. The "R" position is for Rotate - for turning the adapter 90 degrees. The middle position is for normal use with film only.
  
  On the exposure button there are 3 settings (see article 2237 for more information)

• Red: This turns off the camerabody

• Orange: "Mechanical mode" for film only and max. 1/400 sec exposure speed.

• White: Recommended setting for use with motordrive and a cameraback.

Thank you, I came across that awhile ago and couldn't fit when looking again recently. I am missing that lens wire though, should be easy to find. Thanks again