Classic mirror ultra-telephoto lens from the eighties with the donut bokeh (more technically known as 'circles of confusion' and these are really, really circles)! Member price: $81./Public price: $108.
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1001 Mamiya RB67 Body with Mamiya Sekor Lens 90 F3.8, Mamiya-Sekor 65 F4.5, Mamiya-Sekor 150 F4, Mamiya RB67 120 filmback,
1005 Mamiya 120 mm film insert, & Mamiya RB67 45-degree finder - you don't need anything else! Member price: $1,500./Public price: $2,000.
From the 1930's to the 1970's Rolleicords, along with their fancy older brother the Rolleiflex, were the most popular professional TLR's available. This model is from the 1950's and can still take great photographs on 120 film with 12 6X6 negatives. Member price: $210./Public price: $280.
An unusual press camera in the same style as the more well-known Mamiya press cameras. Slim, solid and precise. It takes 120 film making 10 6X7 negatives. The Member price: $420./Public price: $560.
A twin lens reflex camera from the German manufacturer: Zeiss Ikon. A much less expensive alternative to the Rolleiflex, it also uses 120 film producing 12 6X6 negatives. Member price: $105./Public price: $140.