Mirrorless lens mount

Mamiya 7 mount

Everything about the Mamiya 7: flange focal distance, native lenses, cameras and which adapters keep infinity focus.

59.00 mm
Flange focal distance
1995
Introduced
Mirrorless
System type
0
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Mount facts#

Mount
Mamiya 7
Maker
Mamiya
Type
Mirrorless
Flange focal distance
59.00 mm
Formats
6×7 cm
Electronic contacts / AF
No (mechanical / manual)
Production
1995–2014

Adapting basics#

A lens can be adapted with simple tube spacers when its flange distance is longer than the camera's. With 59.00 mm, Mamiya 7 lenses can in principle go on bodies with shorter flanges such as Vivitar TX, Mamiya 6, T-mount (T2), Mini T-mount, YS mount, Leica S. Bodies with this mount can take lenses from longer-flange systems such as Hasselblad H, Ricoh 126C-Flex, Mamiya 645, Novoflex [de] A-mount, Contax 645, Zenza Bronica ETR, Pentax 645, Rollei 6×6 (SL66/SLX).

Sources & licences#

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