Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1996/04/18
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]On 14 April 1966 Michael Reichmann wrote: >As for a bag bellows for the Mamiya 645, I believe that there is one -- I've >seen it mentioned in their literature, but I've never seen it. The trick, >one way or another, is to find a Mamiya bayonet to "something more common" >adaptor. and On 14 April 1966, Joe b wrote: >>I'd be very interested to know if there is a bellows for the Mamiya 645 >>that contracts far enough to permit infinity focusing of a suitable >>Leica M 90/135/200mm lens head affixed to it. *IF* that were possible, >>I'd need a Leica-screw-(whatever size it is for that lens head)-to- >>Mamiya-645-bayonet adaptor. And it would work- maybe, if I was lucky, >>with more than one lens head. Any 645 users know about bellows? Yes, Mamiya has a 'Auto Bellow N' with double cable releases for close up photography. There is also a pair of reversing rings(No. RS-58 and RS - 67) obviously for 58 and 67mm screw threads. Hope you are lucky for a trial in this combination. TK Chan tkc@hkstar.com