List of many other camera manuals collected from web sites that closed Mamiya 645 Pro Mamiya 645 Pro TL Mamiya Auto 480 Model 2 Electronic Flash Mamiya C Guide (2 1/4 film size) . Mamiya E and EF lenses Mamiya 645 1000s flash trigering is designed to provide TTL and manual wireless flash for Canon camera when used with Canon eTTL compatible flash units. According to the link it has "Basic Trigger Mode for Non-Canon Cameras" so it should work with your Mamiya 645 also but only as a manual Mamiya Sekor C 80mm f/2.8 N Lens for M645 Super & 645 Pro TL Camera. 5.0 out of 5 stars 1. More Buying Choices 645 AF, AFD, AFD II, AFD III, DF, Phase One, FLASH BRACKET. More Buying Choices $35.01 (1 new offer Mamiya-Sekor C 150mm f/3.5 N Manual Focus Telephoto Lens for Mamiya 645 Mamiya 645 Medium Format Film Camera The Mamiya M645 medium format film camera was the first series of 4.5?6 SLRs made by Mamiya. It has an electronic focal plane shutter. The finder and screens are interchangeable, but there is no magazine back, only pre-loadable film inserts. Mamiya SCA 396 dedicated module enables Metz flash units to be coupled with Mamiya 645 PRO TL camera. It supports TTL flash operation, corrects exposure light and adjusts automatic flash sync speed - automatically sets itself to 1/60 sec without regard to the dial setting. This module is compatible with Mamiya PRO TL. The Mamiya M645 is the first series of 4.5?6 SLRs made by Mamiya.It has an electronic focal plane shutter.The finder and screens are interchangeable, but there is no magazine back, only pre-loadable film inserts. This made it easy to preload onto less expensive film magazines, but no mid-roll change is permitted. Mamiya M645 Pro Tl & Nikon SB600 flash. To use with your Pro TL you'll have to work out the manual flash power level based on the usual guide number calculations (see the SB-600's User Manual for the appropriate table, page 35). Used Medium and Large Format camera specialists. Large I've recently acquired a Mamiya 645 Pro (non TL) and wanted to know if I could use a Vivitar 283 flash head on it. I've heard conflicting reports that say some older flash units (this one is from the 70's) put out higher voltage and can fry the circuits on some newer camera bodies. Noob seeks advice: Pentax 645 vs. Mamiya 645 vs Bronica Discussion in ' I currently have a Mamiya 645 Pro TL and Pentax 645 (go figure). here is a link to an index page on Mike Butkus' camera manual site that list all sorts of Mamiya medium format manuals. Here's a fairly lengthy video on the Mamiya 645 Pro TL medium format film camera. More vids to come soon The 6?4.5 and 6?7 SLRs in the Camera Museum of the Mamiya official website, covers the M645, M645 1000S and M645 J Mamiya M645 at Asacame; In English Mamiya 645 Camera Manual (PDF) : Photo-Manuals.com; Mamiya M645 Instruction manual (PDF) at orphancameras.com In Italian Mamiya M 645 Junior on Interno in bakelite; Documentation and manuals I use Nikon SB's, usually an SB-26. It's hard to beat the older pro-series SB's for non-dedicated flash. Cheap, well built, tilt/swivel, zoom, auto and manual flash, PC sync, easily available external battery packs and they're more compact than most of the 3rd party options. For new, nothing available can match the Nikon SB-800 for capability. I use Nikon SB's, usually an SB-26. It's hard to beat the older pro-series SB's for non-dedicated flash. Cheap, well built, tilt/swivel, zoom, auto and