Best Mamiya Film Cameras

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Mamiya 645 SVX II

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Positives: Camera Type: SLR (Single Lens Reflex), With Bulb Shutter Speed, With Interchangeable Film Back

2 RECOMMENDED by 0 people for OVERALL

Mamiya 645E

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Positives: Camera Type: SLR (Single Lens Reflex), With Bulb Shutter Speed, Without Interchangeable Film Back, Light Metering Modes: TTL

3 RECOMMENDED by 0 people for OVERALL

Mamiya M645 1000s J Split Image Angled Focusing

$28.00 Est. at Amazon

4 RECOMMENDED by 0 people for OVERALL

Mamiya C330 F Professional TLR

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5 RECOMMENDED by 6 people for OVERALL

Mamiya 645 AFD Medium Format

$3,355.00 Est. at Amazon

from lrijn, www.shopping.com
Pros: one of the few medium camera's to consider Cons: getting clear facts (pricing) on the digital back is close to impossible
from julian_stein, www.shopping.com
Pros: Solid build, good viewfinder Cons: Slow Autofocus, Heavy
from hwillnow2, www.shopping.com
Pros: Quick and accurate Focus. Fast loading and advancement of film. Cons: With 6 AA batteries it is a little heavy.

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Positives: Film Type: Medium Format, Camera Type: SLR (Single Lens Reflex), Autofocus,Manual Focus, With Bulb Shutter Speed

Mamiya 7 II Medium Format Rangfinder Camera

$2,371.00 Est. at Amazon

from Ben Hider, www.photographyreview.com
I have been shooting with this camera for over 6 months and am more than happy with the end results. A great way to get a 6x7 negative in a fairly compact camera.
from happymac, www.shopping.com
Pros: Superb image quality, all the benefits of rangefinder photography, pro-oriented controls. Cons: Expensive. Use of polarizing filters is inconvenient. The Bottom
from f8foto, www.shopping.com
Pros: The smallest & lightest 6x7 interchangeable lens range-finder camera with great optics. Cons: High price, difficulty to use the longer lenses.
from sweeper, www.shopping.com
Pros: Lightweight, easy to handle, and, mostly, superlative image quality regardless of technology. Cons: Not as rugged as its price suggests or its user's want. The Bottom Line: Even now,
from happymac, www.shopping.com
Pros: Superb image quality, all the benefits of rangefinder photography, pro-oriented controls. Cons: Expensive. Use of polarizing filters is inconvenient. The Bottom Line: For an advanced

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Positives: Easy To Use, Film Type: Medium Format, Camera Type: Rangefinder, With Bulb Shutter Speed

Mamiya RZ67 ProII Medium Format

$1,766.00 Est. at Amazon

from deevoe21, www.shopping.com

Pros: Wonderful picture quality, adaptable backs.

Cons: Expensive, a bit bulky.

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this camera for a
from zedorzee, www.shopping.com

Pros: Fantastic negatives, and a very versatile system in the studio.

Cons: It's large enough and heavy enough to be a real pain in the butt, and the mirror lock-up
from Duroman, www.shopping.com

Pros: Great pictures

Cons: Heavy

The Bottom Line: I recommend this for any pro working in a studio.
from stonehousellc, www.shopping.com

Pros: Price/Quality/Availability

Cons: Bulk makes handheld work difficult
from bouffard, www.shopping.com

Pros: Sturdy, Dependable

Cons: Heavy, Expensive

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Positives: Film Type: Medium Format, Camera Type: SLR (Single Lens Reflex), With Bulb Shutter Speed, With Focus Lock

Mamiya RB67 Pro SD Medium Format

$799.00 Est. at Amazon

from ppisczak, www.shopping.com
Pros: Superb optics, excellent quality camera Cons: Heavy and large The Bottom Line: For SERIOUS photographers who are willing to take the time to setup the picture and
from uniq, www.shopping.com
Pros: absolute manual control over the image, commitment to compatibility with older RB series stuff Cons: weight... and that isn't a complete negative, no ttl flash metering
from uniq, www.shopping.com
Pros: absolute manual control over the image, commitment to compatibility with older RB series stuff Cons: weight... and that isn't a complete negative, no ttl flash metering possible ( even
from maroc7, www.shopping.com
Pros: Revolving back, 6x7 large negative, flawless studio camera, leaf shutter flash all speeds, Bellows unit. Cons: Largest of MF cameras, can take careful reading to fully learn all quirks,
from maroc7, www.shopping.com
Pros: Revolving back, 6x7 large negative, flawless studio camera, leaf shutter flash all speeds, Bellows unit. Cons: Largest of MF cameras, can take careful reading to fully learn

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Positives: Film Type: Medium Format, Camera Type: SLR (Single Lens Reflex), Manual Focus, With Bulb Shutter Speed

Mamiya 645 Pro TL 35mm

$270.00 Est. at Amazon

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Best Mamiya Film Cameras

Mamiya 645 SVX II

Mamiya 645E

Mamiya M645 1000s J Split Image Angled Focusing

Mamiya C330 F Professional TLR

Mamiya 645 AFD Medium Format

Mamiya 7 II Medium Format Rangfinder Camera

Mamiya RZ67 ProII Medium Format

Mamiya RB67 Pro SD Medium Format

Mamiya 645 Pro TL 35mm

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