Whats the difference between the Mamiya 645 Super and Pro?
645 Pro. The 645 Pro was introduced in April 1992. The most important difference in the features of the Pro and Super is that the Pro does not have a mechanically-timed shutter speed, so the camera cannot be used at all with an exhausted battery.
Does the Mamiya 645 Super have a light meter?
The Mamiya 645E was first released in 2000. This was an entry-level version of the M645 Pro without switchable backs or viewfinders. It did have a light meter built in to the viewfinder, however. The standard lens was the 80mm f/2.8 N or the 80mm f/1.9 N.
What lenses fit Mamiya 645 Super?
In focal length order these are the lenses I use:
- Mamiya 55mm f2. 8 N – standard lens for wider view.
- Mamiya 70mm f2. 8 N – leaf shutter lens (specialist lens for flash photos)
- Mamiya 80mm f1. 9 C – fastest lens in the line up and best bokeh!
- Mamiya 80mm f2. 8 N – standard kit lens (sharp and compact)
- Mamiya 110mm f2.
How much does a Mamiya RZ67 weight?
The RZ67 measures 104 mm (W) × 133.5 mm (H) × 211.5 mm (L) with the 110mm f/2.8 lens, and weighs approximately 2.4 kg (5.29 lbs). The flange distance is 105 mm.
What battery does the Mamiya 645 Super use?
The M645 Super uses one 6V silver- oxide battery (4SR44) or 6V alkaline- manganese battery (4LR44). Pull the Battery Chamber Cover Latch (at the bottom of the camera body) in the di- rection of the arrow, and the Chamber Cover can be removed.
How much does a Mamiya 645 weigh?
As it is, the 645 Pro becomes quite heavy with all of its accessories attached. Configured with the power winder grip, AE prism, film back, and 80mm lens, the 645 Pro weighs in at a hefty 1.8kg (approximately 4 pounds).
What lens does the Mamiya 645 Super camera come with?
The Mamiya 645 Super camera comes with a Mamiya Sekor 80mm f2.8 lens as standard M645 kit lens. It is small and lightweight but the reason I bought a M645 camera was to make use of the fast Mamiya Sekor C 80mm f/1.9 lens.
Does the Mamiya M645 have a magazine back?
The Mamiya M645 is the first series of 4.5×6 SLRs made by Mamiya. It has an electronic focal plane shutter. The finder and screens are interchangeable, but there is no magazine back, only pre-loadable film inserts. This made it easy to preload onto less expensive film magazines, but no mid-roll change is permitted.
What is the advantage of the Mamiya 645 WLF?
The advantage of the Mamiya 645 WLF is it makes the camera smaller and lighter than with a prism view finder attached. There are a few different Mamiya 645 prism finders available depending on the camera model. For the Mamiya 645 Super camera I use there are two finders commonly used.
Should I buy the Mamiya 645 Super or the RZ67?
If you are happy with the 645 film format then the Mamiya 645 Super gives 15 frames (photos) per roll of film. In comparison a 6×6 Hasselblad gives 12 frames per roll and the RZ67 gives only 10 rolls of film. This makes the M645 a more economical choice when it comes to shooting film/ buying film.