An improved version of the Plaubel Makina 67—the Makina 670. This is a medium format rangefinder camera that uses 120/220 film and produces 6×7 format images.

While branded by the German company Plaubel, the camera was designed by Konica. It features a 4-group, 6-element Nikkor 80mm lens known for its outstanding performance—still highly regarded even today.

The Makina 670 introduced several refinements, including added ribbing on the front of the body for improved grip, and a safety mechanism that prevents the shutter from releasing when the lens board is folded. When collapsed, the camera is extremely compact. From its debut to the present day, it has remained a consistently popular model.

There are some tripod mounting marks on the base plate and minor scuffs on various parts of the body, but none of the common body cracks often seen on Makina cameras—overall, it’s in quite clean condition.

The camera was previously serviced under its former owner. The viewfinder is clear, and all functions operate smoothly. The built-in light meter is accurate enough for practical use, and the rangefinder patch has good contrast.

Matching the clean exterior, the lens glass is also in excellent condition, with no haze or noticeable cleaning marks.

Includes the original front cap, boxed lens hood, and hand grip. The cap shows signs of repair.

A nicely preserved Makina 670—ideal for active use.