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Pentax 67 II Medium Format Camera

The Pentax 67 II is a Medium Format medium format camera — known for its 6x7cm Film Format and SLR Form Factor. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Pentax 67 II Medium Format Camera

Pentax 67 II Medium Format Camera

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Overview — Pentax 67 II

The Pentax 67 II is a medium format SLR film camera manufactured during the 1990s, built around the Pentax 67 lens mount and designed for photographers who demand large-format image quality in a familiar SLR form factor. It shoots on both 120 and 220 roll film, giving shooters flexibility in how many exposures they carry into a session. The camera uses a focal plane shutter and is focused manually, making it a deliberate, hands-on tool suited to photographers who value precision over speed.

Flash connectivity is handled through both a hot shoe and a PC sync port, accommodating a wide range of studio and on-location lighting setups without adapters. The Pentax 67 mount opens up compatibility with the full range of interchangeable Pentax 67 mount lenses, giving users access to a well-established optical system. At a weight range of 2,300–2,500g, this is a substantial camera that rewards careful, considered shooting.

It fits comfortably into workflows where image quality and control take priority over portability, and its continued relevance in the used market speaks to the durability and optical quality associated with the Pentax 67 system.

Key Features — Pentax 67 II

6x7cm Film Format: Shoots on 120 and 220 roll film to produce large 6x7cm negatives, delivering significantly more detail and tonal range than 35mm.

SLR Form Factor: Through-the-lens optical viewing gives an intuitive shooting experience familiar to 35mm SLR users, despite the medium format size.

Pentax 67 Lens Mount: Compatible with the full range of interchangeable Pentax 67 mount lenses, including highly regarded primes and zooms built for the system.

120 and 220 Film Support: Accepts both 120 and 220 roll film, allowing shooters to choose between standard roll length or double the exposures per load.

Focal Plane Shutter: Mechanical focal plane shutter provides direct control over exposure timing, independent of the lens attached.

Dual Flash Connectivity: Hot shoe and PC sync port allow connection to a wide range of flash units and studio strobes without adapters.

Specifications — Pentax 67 II

Pentax 67 II full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesPortrait, Landscape, Studio, Product, Fashion
TypeMedium Format
SensorMedium Format
AF SystemManual Focus Only
Lens MountPentax 67
Hot ShoePentax Standard (TTL)

Description — Pentax 67 II

The Pentax 67 II is a medium format SLR film camera built on the Pentax 67 lens mount, manufactured during the 1990s. It accepts 120 and 220 roll film, letting photographers choose between standard and extended roll lengths depending on their shooting needs. The camera relies on a focal plane shutter and manual focus, placing full creative and mechanical control in the hands of the photographer.

For lighting, both a hot shoe and a PC sync port are included, making it straightforward to connect speedlights or studio strobes without additional accessories. The Pentax 67 mount supports a broad selection of interchangeable lenses, giving users the ability to build out a capable optical kit around this body. Weighing between 2,300g and 2,500g, the Pentax 67 II is a substantial, purpose-built tool that suits studio portraiture, landscape, and commercial film photography where image quality and careful technique are the priorities.

Pros — Pentax 67 II

  • ✓Accepts both 120 and 220 film formats, providing flexibility in roll length and exposure count per load
  • ✓Pentax 67 mount with full interchangeable lens compatibility opens access to a broad optical system
  • ✓Dual flash connectivity via hot shoe and PC sync port supports versatile lighting configurations

Cons — Pentax 67 II

  • ✗Manual focus only — no autofocus capability, which demands more time and skill from the shooter
  • ✗Weight of 2,300–2,500g makes this a demanding carry for extended handheld or travel use
  • ✗Film-only system with no digital sensor option, limiting immediate review of exposures

Videos — Pentax 67 II

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Frequently Asked Questions — Pentax 67 II

What film formats does the Pentax 67 II accept?+
The Pentax 67 II is compatible with both 120 and 220 roll film. This gives photographers the option to shoot fewer exposures per roll with 120 or extend their shooting sessions with 220 film, depending on availability and preference.
Does the Pentax 67 II support flash and studio strobe use?+
Yes. The camera includes both a hot shoe and a PC sync port for flash connectivity. This dual-connection setup means it works with a wide range of speedlights and studio strobes without requiring additional adapters.
What lenses are compatible with the Pentax 67 II?+
The camera uses the Pentax 67 mount and accepts interchangeable Pentax 67 mount lenses. This is an established medium format lens system with a variety of focal lengths available on the used market.
How heavy is the Pentax 67 II?+
The Pentax 67 II weighs between 2,300g and 2,500g. This is a notably heavy camera body, and prospective buyers should factor in the additional weight of lenses when planning handheld or travel use.
Does the Pentax 67 II have autofocus?+
No. The Pentax 67 II is a manual focus camera. All focusing must be done by hand, which suits deliberate, studio-style, or landscape shooting but is a consideration for photographers accustomed to autofocus systems.
When was the Pentax 67 II manufactured?+
The Pentax 67 II was manufactured during the 1990s. Buyers should inspect used examples carefully for shutter function, light seals, and general mechanical condition given the camera's age.
How do I check the shutter count on the Pentax 67 II?+
We have a complete guide to checking the shutter count on the Pentax 67 II, including what counts to look for when buying used. Read the full Pentax 67 II shutter count guide.

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