Get Into Medium Format Film w/ These 645 Format Cameras
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2023
- In this video, we present a selection with 5 of the best 645 format cameras to kickstart your medium format film journey. Starting out in medium format can be overwhelming so we've shared our favorite 645 camera recommendations.
Whether you're a a beginner or seasoned 35mm film photographer wanting to larger negative size, this video has something for everyone.
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The ETRSi might not match the build quality of some others, but it is very rugged and highly reliable. It was used extensively by wedding photographers. It is, without a doubt, a fully professional model, indicated in part by its extensive accessory line, which includes several finders, 3 wind options (crank, thumb, and motor). And TTL flash metering.
Also there are two 35mm backs- the 135N for standard size 35mm format, and the 135W for panoramic format.
Awesome fun review. I'm getting back into med format. I absolutely loved the Mamiya 645 AF D iii. But yes, cost a bomb to get back. I just need auto focus & TTL flash 6x9 would be way cool.
Bought a Mamiya RB67 with pentaprism sport viewer.. 3 lenses and a grip. It's freaking awesome..
Professional recs by professional quality people
Nice informative video.
Problem with the GA645 is that at short distances (talk portrait distance) it often misses the focus. Not a problem when focusing further away.
i have the 645 pro with the 55 2.8, 70 2.8 (leaf shutter) and the 80 1.9 and i never new there was an N version thanks for the info and great video...cheers!
Don't buy the 1.9N. They all suffer from irreparable haze due to a design flaw. Stay happy with the 1.9C!
thank you!! @@BillionairesBoysClub
My understanding was that all Mamiya 645 SLRs have an electronically controlled shutter. That is a big disadvantage to me. One workaround seems to be to get an RB67 and a 645 back.
I would love to see you do videos on pure mechanical options (except possibly light meter) in the 4 120 formats (645, 6x6, 6x7, 6x9).
I am late to photography, but I only want 2 cameras: the Hasselblad 503 CX/CW and the Mamiya C330.
Since I've only started this year, I have acquired the first, from Japan, in mint condition. I am excited to just try, learn as I go. Already though, I am looking for 2 additional lenses to complement the Hasselblad. The camera did come with the usual 80 mm, but I am on the hunt for a 50mm and a 180 mm. The seller from Japan also has a 50mm that I am "eyeing." And if conditions are right, then I will be getting that one in under a month.
After a few lenses and the C330, I am stopping. I will just use these 2 cameras and lenses to go with them. I don't want the G. A. S. to get me.
don't forget lenses for the C330 and go for the ProS or F models, oh yes don't forget the viewfinders also, LOL. You just think you are done shopping.
@@silbay I concur indeed Silbay, I will require lenses for the C330.
Gosh! How subtlety the G.A.S comes in to get you.
I decided on the to try the Mamiya RB67 Pro S 70mm but used a 645 back. I liked it but wan a tru 6x6 now.
While definitely not inexpensive, I found I really love the feel & handling of the hasselblad 500c/m. And I can still do 70mm & 6x6. Yey!
Bronica perhaps.
@@mkshffr4936 whwt are some good usable folding compact rangefinder 645/6x6? Not terribly expensive! Along the lines of the classic Mamiya Sux V Aitomat.
Lubitel 166U comes with a 645 mask and has markings for the 645 frame on the screen. As a twin lens camera with challenging focussing, it’s not the easiest but it’s very cheap. No light meter either. Used ones go for €20-40. Lens is fixed at 75m. It can also do 6x6 when the mask is removed. Make sure the mask is included in the sale. A fun camera but not one to depend on.
I got a Hankerin for a Diacord myself.
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The Mamiya 645 feels light and "cheap", but it's body is aircraft aluminum coated in plastic - so it ain't delicate.
No, a leaf shutter does not serve as apperture control.
Personally, I think the 645 1000s is far sexier than any of those "modern" Mayiyas. Not a fan of a plasticky looking camera that may as well just be a run of the mill DSLR aesthetic.
Also, I could care less about interchangeable backs. I guess if you're using a 30 year old medium format camera for professional work in 2024, it could be an issue, lol. I've had 2 Hasselblads and never once cared about the interchangeable back. I'll shoot the film I have in my camera and then move on.
People keep telling me to get a Mamiya 645 Pro instead of an ETRSi since the parts are much harder to find. What are your thoughts?
I prefer the ETRSi and I shot on it for a decade before switching to the Contax 645. it is so underrated!
Get a Mamiya 645 Pro. The ETRS isn’t worth it. They feel cheap to me. Didn’t work properly, was a bit finicky. They are harder to get repaired too. Since then, I have got a Hasselblad 500C/M, an ELM and a Pentacon Six and a Mamiya C220.