Great app for triggering your RZ67
Response from developer
Yeah! As soon as you hit the switch it’s already connected. Thank you for the review, I deeply appreciate it, if you have any questions just hit me up. I’m always here for you guys!

Archived App
This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.This application allows you to wirelessly control compatible Mamiya camera models. It automatically searches for and connects to your RZ Blue Trigger module, providing audio notifications for connection status. You can also activate Bulb Mode with a simple button press.
2.0
April 18, 2020
Added missing complications. Crushed some bugs.
Yeah! As soon as you hit the switch it’s already connected. Thank you for the review, I deeply appreciate it, if you have any questions just hit me up. I’m always here for you guys!
RZBL supports the Mamiya RZ67, RZ67 Pro II, RZ67 Pro IID, 645 Pro, 645 Pro TL, and 645 Super models. It connects via the RZ Blue Trigger module.
RZBL connects wirelessly to your Mamiya camera through the RZ Blue Trigger module. The app automatically searches for and attempts to connect to an active device.
The provided data does not specify if RZBL contains advertisements. It is listed as free with no mention of in-app purchases or ads.
Yes, RZBL is designed to work in the background. However, performance may be affected if many other applications are running simultaneously, potentially interrupting the connection.
RZBL has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. It is available on iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple Watch.
The latest version of RZBL is 2.0, which was released on April 18, 2020. The initial release date was March 27, 2020.
Bulb Mode on RZBL allows you to keep the camera's shutter open for extended exposures by pressing the 'B' button. This is useful for long-exposure photography.
Mamiya cameras have a maximum electromagnetic exposure limit of 1 minute. If you use more than 55 seconds of exposure, your camera will beep for the last 5 seconds and automatically close the aperture.