How to use the Mamiya 645. The ultimate guide!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ย. 2020
- This video shows you how to use the Mamiya 645: Loading Film, changing between different fiewfinders, changing lenses. Basically everything you need to know to get started.
Including three useful tips in case your Mamiya 645 is not working properly. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Great, thorough video. Thanks 🙏
You talked a lot about things on the camera I haven't seen any other video mention. Thanks for the comprehensive video!
Just bought a 645 Today! This video is awesome!
This was an amazing guide. Just got a Mamiya 645, and I'm now all caught up on the camera. Thanks for putting it up!
Thank you. It's an amazing camera. Hope you enjoy it.
So helpful, easy to see, follow and understand! Thank you so much!!
This was a really excellent guide. Thank you so much for making this video!
That was a very very comprehensive review of the Mamiya 645! Very well explained! I have my analog photography vlog too! More power!
Great guide! Thank you!
thanks for the video ❤️. after watching your video, I remembered the initial difficulties with my mamiya 645. without an instruction book and videos, I started learning how to use the camera, at the same time I fell in love with that device forever 😄. your video was good and educational 👍. p.s. you have indescribably beautiful fingers..
Excellent overview, Thanks!
one more important tip, with the metered prism, TAKE note of how to install it, from the manual, esp. how to change lens with this on, the pin is NOT lever connected to the meter!, there is a delicate fusse chain (like on clock movements) and if you do it wrong, you can wrench the chain off the pin, and wreck it.
i just got this camera so this video helped a lot thank you
Glad I could help you!
thank you this was very helpful
Thanks for the tips, I'm using my Mamiya after putting away for a few years. thank you!
Glad that you got your hands on your Mamiya again. 👍
Glad I found this video - I just picked up a 1000s and have never used one! One note: you must press in the center of the shutter speed button to get it to turn on the 1000s, but most else is the same.
Glad I could help you. Thanks for the useful additional information.
Katarina, please make more journaling videos. I really enjoyed your first one. Thank you!
very useful introduction video，thanks
Thank you for this video. I am renewing my interest in film cameras and your video was helpful for me to understand how the light meter prism works.
Is the process for exposure to set an aperture then you adjust shutter speed to get proper exposure?
Thank you for sharing.
Very well done👍
Very useful.
Thank you for this very helpful video. If you could make one to show how to properly clean the camera that would also be very helpful. Thank you!
Thanks so much - this was a very informative video!
What eyecup are you using for your prism?
thank you! my film counter wasnt working now it is!
Hi! Thanks so much for posting! I just got one today and the shutter lock is stuck on the red dot, any advice? The film advance crank wont work unless the shutter is unlocked
Fantastic
I have a mamiya 645j ... trying to learn... Anyway like your video... hope you can help....first time loading camera.. notice that numbers won't move to 1 Or s to start...can I still take pictures or did I do something wrong?
Do I not have to set up the iso with the waist level view finder?
Hello! please explain how to extract an expoused film from the mamiya 645?
If I have a PD prism finder that does not work, what do I do with both shutter speed dials if I plan to use
an auxiliary lightmeter?
Just juse the dials directly on the camera. The camera knows only that there is a prism finder with an integrated light meter if you are setting the on camera shutters peed dial to the red dot. If you don't do so it should work fine with the dials on camera. Don't let the prism finder sit on camera when you are not using your camera for longer because it could soak the in camera battery empty. That happend to me some time.
@@brainyphotographer2474 Thank you very much, I'll follow your advise and see what happens. when I bought the camera I had no idea that the PD prism finder integrated light meter was not functioning!
I would use SR44 instead of LR44