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Mamiya TLR Summary 6
Shutter cocking
Manual
Shutter releases
One, side, metal stud
Parallax compensation
Two ruled lines for use with the exposure compensation scale.
Exposure compensation
On focus scale.
120/220 capability
120 only
Lens focus scales
Left side of bellows. Examples are known with various scale combinations.
Interchangeable screens
No
WLF type
Sports finder for 80mm. Type 1?
Flash shoe
Cold, upper left side
Removable back
Yes, sheet film back option
Multi-exposure
Yes (There is a film transport lock only, no shutter interlock)
Cable release
Conical thread socket on lens panel frame, level with the shutter release arm.
Tripod screw
1
/
4
"
Other idiosyncrasies
Introduction of second focus knob (both are chrome), addition of 65mm and 180mm
lenses during life of this camera (an example of the manual lists the 80mm, 105mm,
135mm, and the 180mm, but not the 65mm). Some bodies were sold with the Seikosha-
MX series lenses. Upper front label reads 'Mamiyaflex'. The lens retaining wire latches
on the right side. The 'lock/unlock' control is also located on the right side. The film
advance lock without shutter lock requires a consistent exposure / wind-on policy to
avoid double exposures and missed frames.
1.3 C3
Dates of manufacture
9/1962 - 1965
Weight (body)
Film advance
Crank, partial 360 degree stroke, reversed to rest, double exposure prevention (see
Idiosyncrasies below)
Shutter cocking
Manual
Shutter releases
One, side, metal stud
Parallax compensation
Scale in finder used in conjunction with exposure compensation scale.
Exposure compensation
Scale on left side of bellows.
120/220 capability
120
Lens focus scales
65mm, 80mm, 105mm (chrome), 135mm, 180mm. A retrofit to accept the 55mm and
250mm lenses was available. This includes the 65mm and 80mm scales not found on
the equivalent C33 update.
Interchangeable screens
No
WLF type
Type 1, 80mm aperture only, uses masks for 65mm, 105mm, 135mm, 180mm, and
250mm
Flash shoe
Upper left side, cold.
Removable back
Yes, sheet film option. Same mechanism as C33.
Multi-exposure
Yes
Cable release
Conical thread socket on lens panel frame
Tripod screw
1
/
4
"
Other idiosyncrasies
Lenses upgraded to 1/500 second. Introduction of auto-zeroing frame counter. Textured
rubber finish. Two-stage lens release. (See section 2.3). Both black and chrome focus
knobs appear to have been used. The film transport interlock appears to require the
complete travel of the shutter release to clear. At least one example is known with an
aluminium ‘chin’ below the lens mount in place of the usual black crackle finish.
1.4 C33
Dates of manufacture
4/1965 - 1969?
Weight (body)
1810
Film advance
Crank, partial 360 degree, reverse to rest
Shutter cocking
Automatic
Shutter releases
Single, side mounted
Parallax compensation
Automatic for 80, 105, 135, and 180mm
Exposure compensation
As parallax compensation
120/220 capability
120 only. See 1.12 C33 modifications for 220 conversion.
Lens focus scales
65mm and 80mm in window on right side, 105mm (chrome), 135mm, 180mm on
- Mamiya TLR System Summary 1
- Future plans 2
- 0 Purpose 3
- 0.1 Caveats 3
- 0.2 Contributions 3
- 1.0 General points 3
- 1.0.1 Focusing 4
- 1.0.2 Focus scale plates 4
- 1.0.3 Multi-exposure function 4
- 1.0.4 Shutter idiosyncrasies 4
- 1.0.5 Names and Dates 5
- 1.1 Mamiyaflex 5
- 1.6 C220 7
- 1.7 C330 8
- 1.8 C330f 8
- 1.9 C220f 9
- 1.10 C330s 9
- 1.11 C220s 9
- 1.12 C33 Modifications 10
- 1.13 Mamiya Flex PF 10
- 1.14 Brazilian Mamiyas 10
- 2 Lenses, General 10
- 2.1 Fittings 10
- 2.2 Lens hoods 11
- 2.3 Optical design 11
- 2.4 Lens coating 11
- Mamiya TLR Summary 15 15
- Mamiya TLR Summary 16 16
- Mamiya TLR Summary 17 17
- Mamiya TLR Summary 18 18
- 2.7 Focal length comparison 21
- 2.8 Filters 21
- 2.8.1 Plain 21
- 2.8.2 Polarising 21
- 2.8.3 Graduated 21
- 3.3 80mm f3.7 24
- 3.4 105mm f3.5 24
- 3.5 135mm f4.5 24
- 3.6 180mm f4.5 24
- 4 Black series lenses 25
- 4.0 Introduction 25
- 4.1 55mm f4.5 25
- 4.2 65mm f3.5 25
- 4.3.1 80mm f2.8 26
- 4.3.2 80mm f2.8 ‘S’ 26
- 4.4 80mm f3.7 26
- 4.5 105mm f3.5 27
- 4.6 105mm f3.5 D & DS 27
- 4.7 135mm f4.5 27
- 4.8 180mm f4.5 27
- 4.9 180mm f4.5 Super 28
- 4.10 250mm f6.3 28
- 5.1 Lens changing 28
- 5.2 Exposure compensation 29
- 5.3 Parallax compensation 29
- 5.4 Parallax correction 29
- 6.4 Finders 31
- 9.5 Maxwell screens 36
- 9.6 Long roll Mamiyaflexes 36
- 10 Data Tables 36
- 10.0 Introduction 36
- Mamiya TLR Summary 39 39
- Mamiya TLR Summary 40 40
- Mamiya TLR Summary 41 41
- Mamiya TLR Summary 42 42
- Mamiya TLR Summary 43 43
- Mamiya TLR Summary 44 44
- Mamiya TLR Summary 45 45
- 11 User hints 46
- 11.0 Introduction 46
- 11.1 Weight 46
- 11.2 Lens caps 46
- 11.3 Light traps 47
- 11.4 Front Element Converters 47
- 12 Published Sources 49
- 12.1 Sources of manuals 49
- 13 On-line Sources 50
- 13.0 World-Wide Web Sites 50
- 14 Contributors 50
- 14.0 Who and What 50
- Mamiya TLR Summary 53 53
- Mamiya TLR Summary 54 54
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