SLR lens mount

Mamiya 645 mount

Everything about the Mamiya 645: flange focal distance, native lenses, cameras and which adapters keep infinity focus.

63.30 mm
Flange focal distance
1975
Introduced
SLR
System type
0
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Mount facts#

Mount
Mamiya 645
Maker
Mamiya
Type
SLR
Flange focal distance
63.30 mm
Formats
6×4.5 cm
Electronic contacts / AF
No (mechanical / manual)
Production
1975–

About the Mamiya 645#

Medium-format SLR mount, also used by Phase One bodies.

Adapting basics#

A lens can be adapted with simple tube spacers when its flange distance is longer than the camera's. With 63.30 mm, Mamiya 645 lenses can in principle go on bodies with shorter flanges such as Ricoh 126C-Flex, Hasselblad H, Mamiya 7, Vivitar TX, Mamiya 6, T-mount (T2). Bodies with this mount can take lenses from longer-flange systems such as Zenza Bronica ETR, Pentax 645, Rollei 6×6 (SL66/SLX), Pentacon Six, Hasselblad V, Kowa Six/Super 66, Kiev 88 / Salyut, Hasselblad 1000F & 1600F.

Sources & licences#

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