Hi all, well I am going a different way with my photography so my Mamiya stuff has to go so I can afford to buy something new. Please feel free to PM or email with any questions. All items are in EX+ condition or better and guaranteed to be as described or your money back. You will not be disappointed!


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EX++ Mamiya 645 Pro Body w/120 back & insert

LN OPTECH neoprene strap and body cap included
This is a beautiful pro camera, provides 14 images per roll of 120 film, operates flawlessly and has a low shutter count (amount fired) Comes equipped with a 1cm grid ground glass which is scratch free. Shutter is accurate, and looks new. Dark slide is included.
A copy of the owner's manual will also be included with the camera.
If you buy it at the asking price I will include a Polaroid back and spacer for use on a tripod in LN condition.

$150 Shipped USPS Priority in CONUS

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EX++ Mamiya 645 80mm f1.9 C w/caps

Fastest lens made for any MF camera system!
This is wonderful lens, lens exterior cosmetics are 9.5/10, glass is 10/10. Comes with a 67mm Tiffen UV. Focus is smooth and the front lens group does not rotate when focused making the lens easy to use with a polarizer filter.
Having such a wide aperture (f1.9) provides beautiful bokeh when used for portraits, isolating the subject and blurring the background.
If you buy this lens at the asking price I will include a 67mm Hoya K2 filter (yellow) with case in LN condition.

$215 Shipped USPS Priority in US

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EX++ Mamiya 645 105-210mm f4.5 C - ULD w/cap
Ultra Low Dispersion elements = sharp photographs!
This is wonderful longer lens, lens exterior cosmetics are 10/10, glass is 10/10. Comes with a Hoya 58mm HMC UV. Focus is smooth and this lens has a built in slide out lens hood.
This lens will give you the ability to reach out a bit further than you normally can with a MF camera.
If you buy it at the asking price I will include a 58mm Hoya 25A filter (red) with case in LN condition.

$215 Shipped USPS Priority in the US

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EX++ Mamiya 645 45mm f2.8 N w/caps
Equivalent to 29mm lens in 35mm format
This is sharp wide lens, lens exterior cosmetics are 10/10, glass is 10/10. Comes with a Marumi 67mm UV. Focus is smooth and this lens has the OEM Mamiya press on lens hood.

$200 Shipped USPS Priority in the US

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EX++ Mamiya 645 55-110mm f4.5 N - w/caps
Includes OEM metal Mamiya lens hood.
This is wonderful lens, lens exterior cosmetics are 10/10, glass is 10/10. No dust or marks on glass at all. Focus is smooth and this lens comes with the OEM metal lens hood.

$200 Shipped USPS Priority in US

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EX++ Mamiya Pro AE Prism Finder FE401
Latest model, LN condition. No interior dust, clean glass, and very accurate metering.
The Mamiya Pro AE Prism Finder FE401 - offers TTL aperture priority exposure control.
A three-way metering mode system can be set for either "Spot" (reads only center of frame), "Average" (Center-Weighted), or "Auto-Shift" (switches between Average and Spot according to relative contrast in brightness between the center and surrounding area of the frame.
This prism also has +/- 3EV manual exposure compensation in 1/3 EV steps.
Light metering and calculations are performed even in the manual mode, and LEDs blink to signal when the exposure setting is correct; This feature supports shutter priority shooting as well
Metering LEDs also blink to indicate low battery warning, dark slide inserted, completion of rewinding, and over and underexposure.

$200 Shipped USPS Priority in US

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EX+ Mamiya 645 Pro Power Drive Grip WG402

Boxed with instructions, inc. 2 batteries

This grip is LN and works perfectly, no wear or exterior marks to speak of.

"Motor Drive Grips are part of the modular design of the 645 Pro body and add to the comfort and speed of operation. Optional Power Drive Grip II (WG401) allows continuous or single frame advance or remote control operation at 1.5 frame per second, without the need to own a second motor-integrated camera body. The Power Drive Grip II also links with 645 Series leaf shutter lenses for instant cocking. The SV Power Drive Grip (WG 402) is smaller and lighter than the Power Drive Grip II, but does not cock leaf shutter lenses automatically, and must be removed for multiple exposures."

$80 Shipped USPS Priority in US

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Bogen 3021BN Tripod & Bogen 3126 Pan Head

Legs are in great shape, few marks in the paint here and there. Head works nicely but the pan lock screw is bent. Locks down fine and is only noticeable when tightening - does not affect function.

$125 Shipped USPS Priority in US

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120 Film - Frozen for its entire life. I just developed some of both of these films and they showed no loss of contrast or speed.

30 Rolls of Ilford FP4 ISO 125 B&W film - (3 Pro Packs of 10) EXP 10/97
10 Rolls of Kodak Plus-X ISO 125 B&W film - (2 boxes of 5) EXP 06/08

$100 Shipped USPS Priority in the US

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Mamiya 645 Inserts - 3 X 120 w/cases & 1 X 220 no case - All are EX+ and working properly

$25 Each + $3 Shipping or all 4 for $100 Shipped USPS Priority

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For years, this was my go-to 4x5 lens. I believe these were made by Schneider for Calumet, but it's been a long time since I bought this, so I could have that wrong.

210mm, f6.8, Copal 1, original caps. Multi-coated glass is in good shape. There's a little dust. Shutter works well. Includes the rear ring to attach the lens to a lens board. (It's on a 4"x 4" board, included if you want it). I'm unsure of the 'official coverage' but when I put it on my 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 " camera, it covers. I would suspect that it is meant to cover 4x5 and 5x7 with a lot of movement. (NOTE: I found my notes that the image circle is 242mm at f22)

The lens is in great shape and immediately usable. I have gone to the dark side (not digital, the OTHER dark side) and rarely use a shutter, not even the packards I have. So, someone might as well be getting some use out of this gorgeous little lens. These were pretty expensive little gems a few years back.

The last one sold on Ebay was $175, so how about $165 shipped in the USA? Overseas would probably be about $10 extra. I take USPS money orders or Paypal as a gift or if you pay the fees.

Cheers, Richard

Nice lens. Kiron lenses were considered some of the best 3rd party lenses ever made.

This one has the constant f4 throughput the 70-210 zoom range. No mold/mildew

$35.

I did something I haven't done for 25 years yesterday........processed my own film.
The problem: film is very grainy and lacking sharp detail
The Film : Ilford FP4 120
The Process: Tmax dev @ 20 degrees for 8 mins.
Poss problems: was not accurately at 20 degrees probably 18 !

When I scanned them today on both an Epson 4990 and an Imacon
they were horrible. Very grainy and muddy flat. In fact they were very difficult to scan at all.

Your considered thoughts will be gratefully received.

Hallo,

Herkent iemand de finder op deze C220 ? Ik vind nergens iets terug van zo een type. Ik vind het een beetje raar dat de finder aan de voorzijde tot over de body komt. Het zou met een lichtmeter zijn, maar de beelden van een Cds porrofinder die ik gevonden heb zien er anders uit.

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Logan Compact Mat Cutter. Model 301S. 32 inches x 8 inches, hinged mat holder/guide. Bevel knife and straight knife. $35.

I'm selling/trading my Mamiya 645 Pro TL setup in hopes of securing a Hasselblad. I knew the second I tried one out, I was in trouble. Alas, I am now hooked.

This setup is:

645 Pro TL Body - EX+
80mm f2.8 N (with Filter, Caps, Hood and box) - LN
150 f3.5 N (with Filter, front cap) - EX+

Winder WG402 - EX
AE Prism Pro (3 metering modes) - EX+
Waist Level Finder N - EX
Focusing Screens A and C - LN
(2) 120 backs w/stops - EX
Mamiya Strap
Original Manual

Everything is in really great condition, it takes great pictures and it's a really terrific entry into Medium Format. I'd love to find it a great home.

The Price for the whole kit is $700 OBO + Paypal & S/H to CONUS

More pictures upon request.

I'll trade for a Hasselblad 500c/m or a 501c setup (Body, WLF, Lens, Back).

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Hello,

Thanks to everyone in advance for helping me out.

I recently purchased an Omega C700 with 35mm carrier and heat absorbing glass for $25. I have a couple questions regarding the usage of this. I plan to print primarily B&W however I would still need to purchase some MG filters for this machine. So my question(s) are

Should I go for a Dichroic C760 head if i can find one for 60 bucks or less?

Would that make the price of this enlarger too much?

If I did would there be any extra pieces I would need besides the 35mm mixing chamber? Like different neg carriers or anything?

Also I read on the forum somewhere that the red safety filter would not be needed as mine is missing it. Is that true?

Thanks again for everyones help! I cannot wait to get my setup going.

Hi all. I`m new here. I got a Durst Modular 70 Micro enlarger from a neighbour recently. I only need the thing for B/W printing.

How do I start the built-in timer? I have no manual.


Thanks

Philip

How do you all store your negs? Anything longer than 6x24 won't fit into my negative sleeves - I was thinking of keeping them rolled in sleeves, and then a box maybe? Seems like a hassle to keep track of.

Looking for some suggestions I haven't already thought of.

For a 35mm B&W film or two. Or shipping if no takers.

Logan Compact Mat Cutter. Model 301S. 32 inches x 8 inches, hinged mat holder/guide. Bevel knife and straight knife. $35.

Howdy guys,
Finally got permission from herself to set up the spare bathroom for prints, anyone know/seen any enlargers going free/cheap along the west coast, I'm Mayo based and would prefer not to drive to Dublin for one.

Cheers,
Jay

I see where Kodak does not offer its 400CN film anymore, but Simon Galley confirms that Harman will continue to offer their SX2 in 120 size, but they can't make 220.
I heard somewhere that a C41 process film was made in China.

Any source for that rumor?

Hello everyone, I was directed here after listening to one of the Lenswork podcasts.

I've been shooting on a Hasselblad for about a year and a bit now, but I've just bought an enlarger and I suppose this is my first real delve into what many of you might call 'proper' photography :p and what I would call making it a craft.

I've always taken photographs in short bursts of a few weeks or less and have struggled to balance my music education and interest (which has been waning very much) and my photography. It's been hard for me to really develop as my growth has been stunted so many times.

By starting to print my images I'm hoping I can invest more time in what is the biggest passion of my life. I'm quite excited to be able to share it here too. :D

hi

does anyone know of a company
that makes/made black photo paper instead of white ?

i don't mean the emulsion being black, but behind the emulsion ...
( like a tintype or ambrotype is on a black background)

thanks !

john

hey all,

i need more ammo!

Ilex - calumet Caltar 215mm f4.8 series S convertible lens in a acme #3 shutter. this is a super underrated lens. it just barely covers 8x10 stopped down (if you are a very discriminating user then it is a better 5x7 lens for sure) it is marked with both aperture scales as well.

it functions as it should. glass is nice. no surprises. flange included. speeds are surprisingly right on. the top two speeds run a whisper slow at 1/80 and 1/125 respectively. all others are nearly right on.

a great lens for 5x7 with some nice movements. it creates great portraits wide open and when converted is sweet as well. a great value. how about $199 OBO.

photos here.

thanks

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hey all,

i have been shooting a ton....of ammo lately.......as some of you know the prices of ammo have been rising like the prices n petzval lenses.....i should have bough ammo all those years ago like i had promised myself!

anyway, i have been enjoying my recent revival of an old hobby of mine.

i have not been shooting the 5x7 as much as i would like....and i have been shooting many pounds of lead recently so i will steal from peter to pay paul....

i have a nice stack of 5x7 plastic holders with plastic pull slides in excellent condition. i would like $35 each.....or if you are a re-loader lets talk about what calibers you can do....i got the brass!

thanks

eddie

I'm happy to announce my show at Sanchez Art Center in Pacifica CA. www.sanchezartcenter.org It is part of the Art Guild of Pacifica Members show. Each year four winners of Awards of Excellence are given a group show the following year in the East Wing Gallery. And believe it or not, I won!!!

I am exhibiting 13 photographs from Gladding McBean and New York, all shot on film and printed on silver gelatin.

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I haven't had reliable results when developing sheet films in Rodinal 1+50 or 1+100 using tray method. Same applies to the tank development (dip'n'dunk).

One advice that was given was that Rodinal is not robust enough for such development.
Is there anything real facts behind that? What makes dip'n'dunk or tray development so different compared to drum developing and spiral + tank used in roll films?

With D-76 I haven't had any problems so there is some difference but I just cannot believe that developer could limit developing methods...