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Mamiya Six I
Specifications, film and matching parts.
- Type
- Folding camera
- Production
- from 1940
- Film
- 120 roll film
Camera
- Type
- Folding camera
- Production
- from 1940
Film
- Film
- 120 roll film
- Frame size
- 6 × 6 cm
Lens
- Lens
- 75 mm f/3.5
- Focusing
- rangefinder
Shutter
- Shutter
- Leaf shutter
- Shutter speeds
- 1 s – 1/200 s, B
Focusing is done by moving the film plane. [1]
When loading film, you wind on to the first frame using the red window; after that, the film advance stops automatically. [3]
Sources
- JCII Camera Museum: Made in Japan, Mamiya Six I, September 1940
- National Museum of Nature and Science: Mamiya Six I, Museumsobjekt 103310371078
- マミヤ・オーピーのカメラ製品一覧: Mamiya Six I, Objektive und NKS-Verschluss
- Mamiya-Six 1: dokumentiertes Exemplar mit K.O.L. Special 7,5 cm F3,5
- All Japan Classic Camera Club: Mamiya Six I und abweichende Objektiv-Verschluss-Kombinationen
- Mamiya Six: Modellbezeichnungen
Compiled from manufacturer documents and the sources listed. Found a mistake? Let us know
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