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How many pictures can a Mamiya 645 hold?
5 cm frame, allowing 15 shots on a standard 120 roll film. The M645 was a true system camera, with interchangeable viewfinders and lenses. It used an electronically controlled cloth focal plane shutter offering speeds of 8 seconds to 1/500 second in one-stop increments.
What film does the Contax 645 use?
Primed for digital, the Contax 645 is the perfect hybrid solution for photographers shooting 120 film but needing the flexibility of digital to help expand what they offer. With a Phase One digital back, expand your flexibility with the digital convenience in the same great system you know and love.
When did Mamiya 645 come out?
The M645 Super, 645 Pro, 645 Pro TL and 645E are medium-format SLR cameras made in Japan by Mamiya from the mid-1980’s. They make fifteen 6×4.5 cm images on a 120 roll film.
What film does Contax 645 take?
Is 645 format worthwhile?
645 format cameras are perfect for portrait, wedding, and landscape photographers who want to get a few extra shots per roll of 120 film. The system offers lenses with larger apertures, better autofocus, exceptionally sharp lenses, and has 3x higher resolution than 35mm film.
What lens does Mamiya 645 AfD use?
Mamiya 645AFD with the 55-110 mm f/4.5 AF zoom lens (HS10 10 MP). Sekor A 200 mm f/2.8 APO Lens mounted on a Mamiya 645AFD, October, 2010 (HS10 10 MP). Mamiya M645/1000S with the Sekor C 55-110 mm f/4.5N zoom lens (HS10 10 MP).
When did the Mamiya 645 come out in Japan?
It was released in Japan in September 1999. It was followed in December 2001 by the 645 AFD, a version of the same camera made compatible with some digital backs (not produced by Mamiya at the time), and Mamiya produced improved models, the 645 AFDII and 645 AFDIII later.
What kind of camera is a 645 AF?
The 645 AF is a medium format SLR camera made in Japan by Mamiya, the company’s first auto-focus camera. It was released in Japan in September 1999. It was followed in December 2001 by the 645 AFD, a version of the same camera made compatible with some digital backs (not produced by Mamiya at the time),…
Is the AF mount compatible with the Mamiya M645?
The AF mount is compatible, in a limited way, with the lenses for the preceding models (the Mamiya M645 and M645 Super/Pro series cameras). The manual-focus lenses can be fitted to the new mount, but the AF cameras do not have the pin to mate with the aperture yoke on these lenses, so stopped-down metering must be used.