Mamiya M645

About the Mamiya M645

The Mamiya M645 is a medium format analog film camera that was first introduced in 1975. It features a modular design, allowing for interchangeable lenses, viewfinders, and film backs. With its sturdy build and reliable mechanics, the M645 offers photographers a versatile tool for capturing high-quality images on 120 or 220 roll film. Its manual controls and large viewfinder make it a popular choice among professional photographers who appreciate the tactile experience and creative control that shooting with film provides.

Photos taken with the Mamiya M645

The most liked photos tagged with the Mamiya M645 on Newgrain, each with the film stock, lens and lab used.

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  Secret Garden by GawaineIlford XP2 Super 400 · Home / Self-Developed

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  Film photo by DrewKodak Gold 200 · Mamiya Sekor C 55mm 2.8 · Robert's Camera

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  Gorilla With A Pearl Earring by BrickxbronsonLomography Lomochrome Color ‘92 Sun-kissed · Mamiya 150mm 3.5 · Dexter’s Camera

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  Old Friends by BrickxbronsonIlford Kentmere Pan 400 · Mamiya 150mm 3.5 · Home / Self-Developed

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  Film photo by DrewKodak Gold 200 · Mamiya Sekor C 55mm 2.8 · Southeastern Camera Carrboro

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  big red by EvKodak Gold 200 · Mamiya Sekor C 80mm f/2.8 · Reformed Film Lab

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  Cliches Are Cliches For A Reason by BrickxbronsonKodak T-Max 400 · Mamiya 150mm 3.5 · Home / Self-Developed

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  cherry blossom baby by EvIlford Kentmere Pan 100 · Reformed Film Lab

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  Blue Ridge Parkway Sunrise by DrewKodak Gold 200 · Mamiya Sekor C 55mm 2.8 · Robert's Camera

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