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Mamiya C3 Professional
Specifications, film and matching parts.
- Type
- Twin-lens reflex (TLR)
- Production
- from 1962
- Film
- 120 roll film
Camera
- Type
- Twin-lens reflex (TLR)
- Production
- from 1962
Film
- Film
- 120 roll film
- Frame size
- 56 × 56 mm
Lens
- Lens mount
- Mamiya C
- Focusing
- focusing screen
Shutter
- Shutter
- Leaf shutter, mechanical
- Shutter speeds
- 1 s – 1/500 s, B
- Flash sync
- 1/500 s
Exposure
- Metering
- none
No battery needed: the camera works entirely without one. [3]
Before every shot, the shutter has to be cocked separately on the lens. [2]
For close-ups, you need to allow for the increased exposure and for viewfinder parallax. [2]
Sources
Compiled from manufacturer documents and the sources listed. Found a mistake? Let us know
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Mamiya C220 Professional1968–1982vs. C3 Professional: newer, from 1968
- Mamiya C330 Professional ffrom 1975 · 1390 g · Mamiya Cvs. C3 Professional: newer, from 1975
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Rolleiflex 3.5T1958–1976 · 75 mm f/3.5vs. C3 Professional: fixed lens instead of interchangeable lens
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Rolleiflex 2.8A1949–1951 · 80 mm f/2.8vs. C3 Professional: older, from 1949
- Rollei Rolleiflex 3,5 F Modell 21960 · 75 mm f/3.5vs. C3 Professional: with light meter
- Minolta Autocord IIIfrom 1965 · 75 mm f/3.5vs. C3 Professional: newer, from 1965
- Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex Favorit (887/16)1957–1960 · 75 mm f/3.5vs. C3 Professional: older, from 1957
- Minolta Autocord Ifrom 1955 · 75 mm f/3.5vs. C3 Professional: older, from 1955
