Mamiya 645 Instructions Manual

2) Shift Scale 3) Shift Index 4) Shift Limit Window 5) Aperture Ring 6) Focusing Ring 7) Distance Scale 8) Depth-of-Field Scale 9) Alignment Dot 10) Exposure Meter Connecting Ring 11) Exposure Meter Coupler 12) Stop-down Metering Index Specifications Construction 10 elements in 8 groups Angle of View 70˚ Aperture Range f/ ...

the bottom. In order to correct for converging lines, do not tilt the camera upward or downward. Keep the film plane parallel to the subject with the camera back perpendicular t o the ground. Eliminating Reflections When photographing a reflecting surface ...

relatively close to the camera and appear at the edge of the frame can be eliminated by shifting lens and rot ating the camera on its axis. For example, an obstruction appears at the r ight edge of the frame, see Fig. 4-A, so the lens is shifted to the right and the camera is t ...

mounting properly. To remove the lens, grasp it by the part marked by the Alignment Dot, and while depressing the LensRelease Button, twist the lens counterclockwise until it stops. Focusing Focusing can be done before or after shifting the lens, and be sure to focus atth ...

First, make sure that the lens is coupled to the exposure meter by rotating the Exposure Meter Coupler Ring of the lens until the Meter Coupler engages with the Coupling Pin of the finder, as shown in the above image. Next, rotate the Exposure Meter Con ...