Konishiroku Rapid Omega 200

{"overview":"The Mamiya Rapid Omega 200 is a medium format rangefinder camera that records 6x7cm negatives on 120 roll film. It was produced for the US professional market through Berkey Marketing during the late 1960s and 1970s, with interchangeable lenses and an interchangeable film back system aimed at press and wedding photographers.","market_narrative":"We currently have no UK auction hammer records on file for the Rapid Omega 200, so a reliable price, value or worth figure cannot be quoted today. Buyers searching for what a Rapid Omega 200 sells for at saleroom level should treat any single asking price seen elsewhere with caution until comparable hammer results are established.","buying_guide":"Inspect the rangefinder patch for clarity and accurate vertical and horizontal alignment, since service technicians familiar with this body are now scarce. Check the film advance lever and the rapid-wind mechanism, which is a known weak point on the Omega series, and confirm that the interchangeable back seats squarely and that the dark slide moves freely. The KE-58 designation indicates a US government contract variant, which collectors sometimes value differently from a standard civilian body.","specs":"Medium format rangefinder body taking 120 film in a 6x7cm frame, with interchangeable lenses and interchangeable film backs.","faq":[{"q":"What is a Mamiya Rapid Omega 200 worth today?","a":"We do not yet hold UK auction hammer records for this model, so no reliable worth or price range can be quoted.

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