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The '''[[Mamiya]] C series''' is a professional-level series of [[TLR|twin lens reflex]] medium format cameras made in Japan. One notable distinction of the C series is the fact that they can use interchangeable lenses—a feature only found on one other [[TLR]] camera, the Koni Omegaflex. | The '''[[Mamiya]] C series''' is a professional-level series of [[TLR|twin lens reflex]] medium format cameras made in Japan. One notable distinction of the C series is the fact that they can use interchangeable lenses—a feature only found on one other [[TLR]] camera, the Koni Omegaflex. | ||
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The Mamiya C series is a professional-level series of twin lens reflex medium format cameras made in Japan. One notable distinction of the C series is the fact that they can use interchangeable lenses—a feature only found on one other TLR camera, the Koni Omegaflex.
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Contents
C-Series Body Versions
- Mamiyaflex C (1956-58)
- Mamiyaflex C2 (1958-62)
- Mamiya C3 (1962-65)
- Mamiya C33 (1965-69)
- Mamiya C33 Professional
- Mamiya C22 (1966-68)
- Mamiya C220 (1968-?)
- Mamiya C330 (1969-74)
- Mamiya C330f (1972-82)
- Mamiya C220f (1982-95)
- Mamiya C330s (1983-94)
Available lenses
- 55mm f4.5
- 65mm f3.5 chrome shutter
- 65mm f3.5 blue dot
- 80mm f2.8 chrome shutter
- 80mm f3.5
- 80mm f2.8 blue dot
- 80mm f2.8 S
- 105mm f3.5 chrome shutter
- 105mm f3.5 D
- 105mm f3.5 DS
- 135mm f4.5 chrome shutter
- 135mm f4.5 black shutter
- 180mm f4.5 chrome
- 180mm f4.5 black shutter
- 180mm f4.5 SUPER
- 250mm f4.5 black shutter
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General links
- C series featured in the TLR on a budget guide at TheBokeh.com
- Mamiya TLR system summary (follow the arrow links on top of the page), Mamiya C220, Mamiya C330 and other features at Graham Patterson's page
- C3, C33, C220,C330, on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand
Photographers Using the Mamiya C330
Manuals and documentation
- Manual of the Mamiya C3 available on the Favorite Classics section of [.kyphoto.com
- Mamiya C330 Camera Manual : Photo-Manuals.com by Ben Squire
