Rolleiflex 2.8E vs Mamiya C330：10倍差价的意外对决_胶卷相机_什么值得买
i finally got my very own TLR - the mamiya c330. It's a beefy TLR that is bulky yet super capable. its a fantastic square format medium format camera. i have.
Mamiya C330 / C 330 Professional f with 80 mm Mamiya Sekor lens blue dot and MEYZ flash 45CT1
kb244 said: The C2, C22, C220, are the amature line of the Mamiya TLR. The C3, C33, C330 are the professional line. Not correct! The C220 was labeled professional by Mamiya. They placed the label on the front of the camera. The C22, C2, C330, C33, and C3 may have also had the same professional label.
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Mamiya kept the name up until 1962, with the release of the C3 they dropped the 'flex' suffix from it's name, probably to differentiate the new bellows focusing cameras from the older 'Rollei clones'.
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The Mamiya C330 is a medium format TLR ( Twin lens reflex) camera made in Japan by Mamiya. The first model of the C330 was released in 1969, followed by the " F " model in 1972 and the " S " model in 1983. All models have the designation " Professional " on the bottom of the camera front.
中画幅 篇十五：Rolleiflex 2.8E vs Mamiya C330：10倍差价的意外对决_胶卷相机_什么值得买
A jack of all trades and a master of one: Mamiya C330 vs. Rolleiflex 2.8E (Updated 2/1/2012) I love Twin Lens Reflex Cameras. I really do. There is something very special about them. My love for these cameras started when I was young. My Father had a Yashica Mat 124. It was cool in every way.
中画幅 篇十五：Rolleiflex 2.8E vs Mamiya C330：10倍差价的意外对决_胶卷相机_什么值得买
I have owned Mamiya's TLRs since the early 70s (C3, C220), and still have a C330f. I also have a Rolleiflex with 2.8 lens and Rolleicord. The Rolleicord is a lighter camera than either the C330 or the Rolleiflex. The C330 and Rolleiflex viewing screens are similar, both of them are brighter than the Rolleicord.
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Mamiya c330 vs Rolleiflex Automat Model 2 . Been thinking of getting into shooting with film. I know hardly anything about em, found both of these in good condition so wanted to hear which would be the better one to start with. Related Topics. c330 Love this camera. One thing I don't understand is why people often shoot medium format.
中画幅 篇十五：Rolleiflex 2.8E vs Mamiya C330：10倍差价的意外对决_胶卷相机_什么值得买
There were a few obvious choices: a Yashica Mat-124G, a Mamiya C330, and, of course, some flavor of Rolleiflex. (As you can see in the photo, all three have since joined the family.) At the time, I wasn't as familiar with the options for sourcing used gear, and searching the places I did know about unearthed not a single TLR of any kind.
【全体的に状態が悪い】(15) 1円売り切り 送料無料 MAMIYA C330 ROLLEIFLEX HASSELBLAD MAMIYA PENTAX 中判 大判 カメラ 二眼 ハッセル
This camera, for actual practical purposes, is above the Rolleiflex in every sense. Yes, a Sonnar-equipped Rolleiflex will score higher in lines-per-mm compared to a Mamiya with the 80mm lens, but there is more to image quality: color rendition and bokeh are smooth on the Mamiya-Sekor lens. Sharpness is good enough.
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The Flex C Professional was the beginning of a long line of Mamiya interchangeable lens 6x6cm TLRs that developed into two lines - the C3 series and the lower-priced C2 series - and remained in production until 1995, a total span of 47 years. The last of-the-line C330 Professional S was introduced in 1983.
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The original model was just called a Mamiyaflex C. It was released in 1957. I've personally never seen one. When they started tweaking this camera, they broke off into two models; the C2 and the C3. While I may have been able to afford a Rolleicord, (as opposed to a Rolleiflex), the Mamiya C330 actually had more features.
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Mamiya C3 vs. C33 vs. C330 Mamiya C3 vs. C33 vs. C330. By russ_arcuri August 22, 1997 in Medium Format. Share. In comparison with the Rolleiflex and the Yashica 124 it 's a bit bulky. Some find it not very easy to handle.. C3 vs. C33 vs. C330; this is one of lifes mysterys!
The C3 Kit here of mine has a 120 back; a 220 back; a.
中画幅 篇十五：Rolleiflex 2.8E vs Mamiya C330：10倍差价的意外对决_胶卷相机_什么值得买
I've also used both (Rolleiflex 3.5F and Mamiya C330). The build quality of the Mamiya is best decribed as functional - it gets the job done but is nowhere near the smoothness of the Rollei. Optically, too, the Mamiya lenses did the job, though some were better than others. but the Rollei's Zeiss (or Schneider) lenses certainly had the edge.
中画幅 篇十五：Rolleiflex 2.8E vs Mamiya C330：10倍差价的意外对决_胶卷相机_什么值得买
Based on the landmark Rolleiflex Automat of 1937, it features fully automatic first frame positioning, effective parallax compensation over the entire focusing range, a single stroke film wind crank with auto frame counting, ergonomic aperture and shutter speed wheels nestled in between the sides of the viewing and taking lenses, and a well plac.
中画幅 篇十五：Rolleiflex 2.8E vs Mamiya C330：10倍差价的意外对决_胶卷相机_什么值得买
While many photographers lust after Rolleiflexes, the Mamiya C330 is one of the best twin lens reflex cameras ever produced. It has a number of unique features not seen in other TLR cameras,.
中画幅 篇十五：Rolleiflex 2.8E vs Mamiya C330：10倍差价的意外对决_胶卷相机_什么值得买
In this installment of Lomopedia, we visit the Mamiya C330 twin lens reflex camera. It's undoubtedly one of the most successful TLRs in Mamiya's line and is considered as a strong competitor against Rolleiflex TLRs. What made it a rival to the well known Rolleis is a mix of good build quality, useful features, and the ability to use.