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Film format | 120/220 roll film |
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Image size | 6x6 cm |
Lenses | 50mm f/4, 75mm f/3.5, 150mm f/4.5 |
Shutter | Leaf shutter |
Shutter speed | 4 sec to 1/500 sec, Bulb |
Metering | TTL center-weighted metering |
Focus | Manual focus |
Viewfinder | Bright-line rangefinder with parallax correction |
Flash | Hot shoe |
Type | Rangefinder camera |
Details AE control, 6x6 format, rangefinder, retractable lens mount, LED display, and lens quality.
Identifies exposure compensation scale/lever and film/shutter speed indicators.
Describes shutter release, power lever, rangefinder, lens mount, and contacts.
Explains back cover latch, spool release, film selectors, and pressure plate.
Covers viewfinder eyepiece, battery chamber, self-timer lever, and synchro-socket.
Instructions for pulling out the lens mount and removing the camera body cap.
Step-by-step guide for attaching and detaching lenses from the camera body.
Procedure for retracting the lens mount and inserting camera batteries.
Explains how to check battery status via the power lever and viewfinder LED.
Instructions for setting film speed, type, and operating the back cover.
Detailed steps for inserting film rolls, spools, and removing exposed film.
Explains setting shutter speed and using AE or manual photography modes.
Details shutter release operation and meaning of viewfinder LED status signals.
Guide on using the rangefinder to achieve sharp focus by aligning double images.
How to use Automatic Exposure (AE) and AE Lock (AEL) for proper exposure.
Instructions for manual exposure settings and utilizing the camera's self-timer.
Explains depth-of-field scales and using exposure compensation for lighting.
Guidance on flash, infrared film, camera handling, straps, and tripods.
Details lens specs and provides depth-of-field calculation tables.
Information on lens hoods, diopter lenses, and tripod adapters.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the Mamiya 6 camera.
Guides users through common problems like shutter issues or lens removal.
Advice on cleaning, storing, and maintaining the camera for longevity and performance.