Mamiya C 3The Mamiya C3 was manufactured by Mamiya Camera Company Ltd between 1962 and 1965. It is a TLR (twin lens reflex) camera, that is, it has two lenses and a mirror. The image produced by the top lens is reflected 90 degrees and is seen on frosted glass that the camera has on its top, as in almost any medium format camera. This image is used to compose the image and focus it. The lower lens directly exposes the photographic film and is of higher quality than the upper lens. Another point in favor is that, by design, the film travels straight through the camera. This camera produces 12 6 × 6 images on 120 reels, more exactly 56x56mm on medium format film, much higher than the 36 × 24 on 35mm film. The Mamiya supports speeds of up to 1/500 of a second. with intermediate speed stops of 1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250 reaching 1/500. It’s a very simple camera to use, you load the film, turn the crank until it stops turning and the first photo is ready. You load the shutter and go. It allows double exposures by rotating a tab that has two options ROLL FILM or SHEET / MULTI EXP. With that second option selected, it allows you to load the shutter and re-shoot as many times as you want without having to run the film. In ROLL FILM mode, you only release the shutter once, preventing unwanted double exposures. The Mamiya C 3 has interchangeable lenses. Focusing is done via a bellows system on the front of the camera. The C3 also has a crank for film transport, which allowed the camera to work faster. Manufacturer: Mamiya Type: Twin Reflex Production 1962 - 1965 Lens Mamiya-Secor 1 : 2.8n f = 80 mm No 641327 and : Mamiya-Secor 1 : 4.5 f = 135 mm No 1102828 Interchangeable Film format 120 film Film rewind manual Sensor size 56 mm × 56 mm External Exposure Metering Shutter speeds 500 - B Viewfinder cut glass, waist height. Dimensions 93 mm × 159 mm × 108 mm Weight 1.829 g Pick-up is free of charge Shipping method : Bpost or PostNL Insure up to 500 €