Mamiya is a Japanese camera manufacturer known for producing medium format film cameras, lenses, and accessories for professional photographers.
Founded in Tokyo, Japan in 1940 as Mamiya Ku014dki Seisakusho.
Produced the first twin-lens reflex camera in Japan in 1949.
Introduced the Mamiya RB67, a popular medium format camera, in 1970.
Entered the digital camera market in 1999 with the Mamiya ZD.
Merged with Phase One in 2016 to form Phase One A/S.
Swedish manufacturer of medium format cameras and lenses.
Japanese manufacturer of photography and imaging products.
Medium format film camera known for its portability and image quality.
Twin-lens reflex camera with interchangeable lenses and a unique focusing system.
Medium format film camera with a modular design and interchangeable backs.
Digital back for medium format cameras with up to 80 megapixels and advanced features.
The RB67 is a more traditional medium format camera with a waist-level viewfinder, while the RZ67 has a rotating back and can be used with a prism or waist-level finder.
Yes, many professional photographers still use Mamiya cameras today for their image quality and versatility.
No, while medium format film is less common than 35mm film, it can still be found from various manufacturers online or through specialty photography stores.
Mamiya produced a range of lenses for their cameras, and many third-party manufacturers also produce lenses that are compatible with Mamiya mounts.
No, Mamiya digital backs are specifically designed for Mamiya and Phase One medium format camera systems and are not compatible with other brands.