Mamiya Universal 6x4.5 film camera

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Extracted from AI: The camera shown is a Mamiya Universal Press, a medium format rangefinder camera. Released in 1969, it was the final model of the Mamiya Press series and was designed for photojournalists, known for its robustness and versatility as a system camera.
Key features include:
Modular Design: Features a modular design allowing for the exchange of lenses, film backs, and accessories.
Film Formats: Compatible with 120/220 roll film (6x7, 6x9), as well as Polaroid pack film (at the time) and cut film.
Lenses: Mamiya Sekor lenses are interchangeable from 50mm to 250mm and are coupled to the rangefinder. The lens in the image is equipped with a "COPAL NO.0" shutter.
Viewfinder: Features bright frames for 100mm, 150mm, and 250mm lenses, and also has a parallax correction function.
Accessories: The image also shows a left-hand grip attached to enhance the camera's operability.
This camera is still popular in the used market today due to its robustness and versatility, which allows it to accommodate various shooting styles.

Mamiya Universal 6x4.5 film camera with Oral No. 0 lens.

- Brand: Mamiya
- Model: Universal
- Format: 6x4.5
- Lens: Oral No. 0
- Accessories: Viewfinder

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