The Mamiya 6 was discontinued around 1999; the Mamiya 7 was produced for 18 years, with production ending around 2013. The Mamiya 6 is more portable due to a collapsible lens mount, while the …

May 17, 2025 · The same year Mamiya introduced the Mamiya Press, a medium format press camera inspired by some Linhof models. Mamiya dropped the 35mm rangefinders around the mid 1960s, …

Mamiya offers modular systems that can be customized for any shoot. Choose different digital backs, viewfinders, film magazines, and lenses to reconfigure your kit.

A Mamiya C3 twin lens reflex, from 1962. Mamiya originally achieved fame for its professional medium-format rangefinder film cameras such as the Mamiya Six (1940) and the Mamiya Press (1962) series.

Apr 9, 2003 · Read about my Mamiya cameras, the New Mamiya 6, Mamiya 7II, RB67 ProSD, and RZ67 Pro IID, along with chosen accessories.

Mamiya Camera Reviews Written Mamiya camera reviews with full res photos + YouTube Mamiya film camera reviews Mamiya RZ67 Pro II – RZ Models, RZ Wedding, RZ Portraits Mamiya RZ 645 Film …

Dec 12, 2024 · MAMIYA - A Shared Illusion of the World’s End - (世界滅亡共有幻想マミヤ Sekai Metsubou Kyouyuu Gensou Mamiya, lit. Shared Illusion of the World’s Downfall Mamiya) is a …

Sep 10, 2025 · There were Mamiya twin-lens cameras manufactured in Manaus (northern Brazil) during the 1970’s. The C330f was definitely made, but information is very sparse on lenses and variations.

Mamiya manufactures its own glass and coats the lens elements using Mamiya's proprietary multi-coating process, increasing light transmission, dramatically reducing flare, and ensuring crisp, clean …

Mamiya Mamiya was first formed in Japan in 1940 as Mamiya Optical Works. Their first camera offering was the 6×6 Mamiya-6 folder. It had a coupled rangefinder and a very unique method of achieving …