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Mamiya 645 Pro Lenses Mamiya lenses are designed and built for today s foremost photographers who expect their equipment to provide both outstanding and distinctive results. Offering focal lengths from 24mm up to 500mm including Shift, Leaf shutter and Zoom lenses, the Mamiya 645 Pro Lenses cover a wide range of photographic situations. The 55mm f/2.8 N/L is optically identical to the 55mm f/2.8 lens, with the addition of an internal leaf shutter, for flash synchronization up to 1/500 second for outdoor fill-flash. It features manual operation or motorized leaf shutter cocking with the 645 Power Drive Grip WG401. The 55mm f/2.8 N/L is the most popular wide angle focal length in 645 format. It renders natural perspective with increased depth of field and angular coverage and provides the least amount of distortion of the wide angle range for subjects at the edges of the frame. Item Specifications: Product Description: Mamiya wide-angle lens - 55 mm Lens System: Wide-angle lens Intended For: Medium format Lens Aperture: F/2.8 Focal Length: 55 mm Min Focus Range: 17.7 in Focus Adjustment: Manual Lens Construction: 6 group(s) / 8 element(s) Special Functions: Wide angle Filter Size: 67 mm Compatibility: Mamiya 645 series Shutter Name & Size: Seiko No.0 Shutter Type: Mechanical Length: 2.4 in Weight: 18.3 oz

645 55mm f/2.8N (67) with Leaf Shutter

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what's going on guys bill manning with studio c41 and today i wanted to talk about a camera that i absolutely love it has some difficulties as you see here i'm in the studio right now but um a lot of people stray away from this particular camera because uh of its sync speed and that would be the pentax six seven um so let's talk about this camera and um and why i actually still use this in the studio [Music] all right so one of the difficulties with using a pentax 67 with a strobe is the 130th sync speed it is incredibly slow when you're outside in daylight and you're using a flash and you're trying to overcompensate for the sunlight so a lot of people stray away from this camera and stick to things like a leaf shutter camera like the hasselblad that i have back there so i'm not sure if you guys can see that over there anyway so i still use this the hasselblad but i also use the pentax