Mamiya M645 - PD Prism Finder; CdS Prism Finder with built-in meter; Flatness of the Film Plane; Multi-Coated Lenses

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PD Prism
Finder
The PD
Prism
Finder
employs
silicon
cells
for
full-aperture,
center-weighted readings.
lt is
your
assurance that
every
negative
will
be
properly
exposed.
.
CdS Prism Finder
with
built-in meter
Accurate
through-the-lens
exposure measurement
is
possible
with
the
CdS
Prism
Finder which
couptes to the
aperture
of
the
lens
and
indicates
the
proper
shutter
speed to
set on
the
camera.
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Flatness
of
the Film Plane
Developed through
Mamiya's long
experience
as
a manu-
facturer
ot 120/220 roll-film
cameras, the
Roll-Film
Inserts
for the Mamiya
M645 keep the
film
perfectly
flat for
edge-
to-edge
sharpness. Inserts
are available for 120
or
22O
roll-lilm.
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Multi-Coated
Lenses
Mamiya-Sekor lenses
have
achieved
world-renown
as
pro-
fessional
lenses
of
exceptional
contrast,
high
resolution,
clear definition,
and excellent
color
balance.
All the lenses
for the
Mamiya M645,
from
wide-angle
to
telephoto,
have
been multi-coated
to maintain
their
high
standard
of
per-
formance
even
under
adverse
lighting.
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Unlimited Scope
A full range
of accessories
are available for the Mamiya
M645 to
assist the
photographer
in
capturing
virtually
any
type of image. Accessories
include hand
grips,
inter-
changeable
focusing
screens,
and
auto extension
rings
complete
with meter
coupling.
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Multiple-Erposure Provision
Merely
lowering
the
multiple-exposure
lever
allows
the
photographer
to take
as
many multiple-exposures
as
he
wishes. During
multiple-exposures, the exposure
counter
does
not
move.
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Mirror
Lock-Up
The
Mamiya
M645
is
designed to
have minimal
mirror
shock; nevertheless,
when it
is necessary
to
completely
eliminate vibrations,
all
you
have to
do
is lock
the
mirror
in
the
up
position.
To
do
so, simply lower
the mirror
lock-
up lever.
Mirror
lock-up
provision
makes
close-up
and
telephoto photography
possible
even
at slow shutter
soeeds.
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Two
Shutter Release
Buttons
The
Mamiya
M645 is
equipped
with two
ideally located
shutter release
buttons, so that
regardless
of how
you
hold
the
camera,
there is
always
a
release
button
at
your
finger
tips.
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