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Mamiya TLR Summary 9
black rims on the film spool retainers.
1.9 C220f
Dates of manufacture
3/1982 - 1995 (Rarely seen new as late as ‘95 - take this as the official end of
manufacture)
Weight (body)
1150
Film advance
Knob without fold-out crank. The knob is larger than that fitted to the C220.
Shutter cocking
Manual
Shutter releases
Single, side (plastic tab)
Parallax compensation
From viewing screen marks via focus scale
Exposure compensation
Scale (separate for each focal length)
120/220 capability
Yes, rotating pressure plate, automatic frame counter adjustment
Lens focus scales
Chart
Interchangeable screens
No
WLF type
Type 2, but without sportfinder (Mamiya code H3)
Flash shoe
Cold, upper left side
Removable back
No
Multi-exposure
Yes, control is concentric with winding knob
Cable release
Conical thread socket on lens panel frame
Tripod screw
Presumed to be
1
/
4
” only.
Other idiosyncrasies
Textured leatherette finish. Back release is by pushing in the take-up spool knob after
operating the sliding lock. Lens lock control uses engraved 'Lock' and 'Unlock'
positions rather than the window used in earlier models. Strap mounts may be lugs in
place of slots. Film reminder holder on back.
1.10 C330s
Dates of manufacture
10/1983 - 1/1994
Weight (body)
1340 (estimated, manual states 1650 including 80mm f2.8)
Film advance
Crank
Shutter cocking
Automatic
Shutter releases
Two, side (plastic tab) and chin. Shutter lock on body.
Parallax compensation
In viewing screen according to focal length set. Applies to all lenses (if 55/65mm
correction plate employed).
Exposure compensation
As parallax compensation
120/220 capability
Yes, rotating pressure plate
Lens focus scales
Hexagonal rod, manually adjusted scales. Should have both 105mm scales. Both feet
and metre scales were available, and are user-replaceable according to the C330s
manual. Side window for viewing scales for 55, 65, 80mm lenses.
Interchangeable screens
Yes, Matte, Matte (wide angle) 4 degree split, 6 degree split, microprism, Cross hair,
microprism / split, grid. Not compatible with 330 and 330f screens.
WLF type
2, sports finder with interchangeable masks for 105, 135, 180, 250mm
Flash shoe
Cold, upper left side
Removable back
Yes. No compatible alternatives are known.
Multi-exposure
Yes; control surrounds the crank mounting
Cable release
Conical thread socket on chin release
Tripod screw
1
/
4
" only
Other idiosyncrasies
Textured leatherette finish. The rear door latch is attached to the body, not the back,
with separate lock and release catches (the catch is the upper spool retaining knob).
Film tab holder. Focus lock. Film transport is reputed to be modified over earlier
models. jpg/c330slug.jpg Some, if not all, have a stud strap mount, rather than the slot
used with earlier models. This is similar to the strap lugs on Mamiya RB cameras, and
aftermarket straps for that camera may be suitable. Different font and use of lower case
on 'Mamiya' title. The focusing knobs are larger than previously, and the focus adapter
does not fit.
1.11 C220s
Doesn't exist...unless you know different?
- Mamiya TLR System Summary 1
- Future plans 2
- 0 Purpose 3
- 0.1 Caveats 3
- 0.2 Contributions 3
- 1.0 General points 3
- 1.0.1 Focusing 4
- 1.0.2 Focus scale plates 4
- 1.0.3 Multi-exposure function 4
- 1.0.4 Shutter idiosyncrasies 4
- 1.0.5 Names and Dates 5
- 1.1 Mamiyaflex 5
- 1.6 C220 7
- 1.7 C330 8
- 1.8 C330f 8
- 1.9 C220f 9
- 1.10 C330s 9
- 1.11 C220s 9
- 1.12 C33 Modifications 10
- 1.13 Mamiya Flex PF 10
- 1.14 Brazilian Mamiyas 10
- 2 Lenses, General 10
- 2.1 Fittings 10
- 2.2 Lens hoods 11
- 2.3 Optical design 11
- 2.4 Lens coating 11
- Mamiya TLR Summary 15 15
- Mamiya TLR Summary 16 16
- Mamiya TLR Summary 17 17
- Mamiya TLR Summary 18 18
- 2.7 Focal length comparison 21
- 2.8 Filters 21
- 2.8.1 Plain 21
- 2.8.2 Polarising 21
- 2.8.3 Graduated 21
- 3.3 80mm f3.7 24
- 3.4 105mm f3.5 24
- 3.5 135mm f4.5 24
- 3.6 180mm f4.5 24
- 4 Black series lenses 25
- 4.0 Introduction 25
- 4.1 55mm f4.5 25
- 4.2 65mm f3.5 25
- 4.3.1 80mm f2.8 26
- 4.3.2 80mm f2.8 ‘S’ 26
- 4.4 80mm f3.7 26
- 4.5 105mm f3.5 27
- 4.6 105mm f3.5 D & DS 27
- 4.7 135mm f4.5 27
- 4.8 180mm f4.5 27
- 4.9 180mm f4.5 Super 28
- 4.10 250mm f6.3 28
- 5.1 Lens changing 28
- 5.2 Exposure compensation 29
- 5.3 Parallax compensation 29
- 5.4 Parallax correction 29
- 6.4 Finders 31
- 9.5 Maxwell screens 36
- 9.6 Long roll Mamiyaflexes 36
- 10 Data Tables 36
- 10.0 Introduction 36
- Mamiya TLR Summary 39 39
- Mamiya TLR Summary 40 40
- Mamiya TLR Summary 41 41
- Mamiya TLR Summary 42 42
- Mamiya TLR Summary 43 43
- Mamiya TLR Summary 44 44
- Mamiya TLR Summary 45 45
- 11 User hints 46
- 11.0 Introduction 46
- 11.1 Weight 46
- 11.2 Lens caps 46
- 11.3 Light traps 47
- 11.4 Front Element Converters 47
- 12 Published Sources 49
- 12.1 Sources of manuals 49
- 13 On-line Sources 50
- 13.0 World-Wide Web Sites 50
- 14 Contributors 50
- 14.0 Who and What 50
- Mamiya TLR Summary 53 53
- Mamiya TLR Summary 54 54
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