The Pentax 67 is a medium-format SLR that exposes 6×7 cm frames on 120 and 220 roll film. Styled like an oversized 35mm SLR with a pentaprism finder and focal-plane shutter, it was positioned for studio, landscape and portrait photographers who wanted a larger negative without moving to a modular system camera.

Auction data for the Pentax 67 in our records is thin: a single UK saleroom hammer result from 2006 of £384, so this figure is a wholesale auction level rather than a retail asking price. That historic data point is not a reliable guide to what a Pentax 67 is worth in 2026, and current values depend heavily on cosmetic condition, shutter accuracy and whether a metered prism and lens are included. Buyers researching what one sells for today should treat the figure as indicative only and look for additional comparable sales before committing.