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MAMIYA 645E

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The Mamiya 645E is a medium-format SLR camera made in Japan by Mamiya, introduced in March 2000. It makes fifteen 6x4.5 cm images on 120 roll film. This model is a simplified version of other cameras in its series, featuring a fixed metering prism finder with a Keplerian magnifier/dioptric correction eyepiece and a fixed film chamber that uses film inserts like the original M645. The shutter speed dial is located on the left side of the body, and the hot shoe is on top of the prism. The 645E uses the same bayonet lens mount as earlier Mamiya 645 cameras.

A collage of multiple exposures shows the northern lights over a body of water with a bridge and a person.
A comet with a bright tail is visible in the night sky above a dark landscape with a single tree.
A subway platform with a ticket machine in the center is illuminated by red fluorescent lights.
A woman in a dress sits on a stool with one arm raised to her head.
A red lifeguard hut stands on a sandy dune overlooking the sea, with a wooden walkway leading towards it.
Many grasshoppers are visible on a wooden fence post with wire mesh.
A woman with red lipstick and green eyes looks directly at the viewer through a black lace veil.
A person stands on a subway platform with light trails from a passing train overhead.
Snow-covered mountains are visible under a pale sky, with one peak illuminated by the setting sun.

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