Mamiya Universal

A rangefinder camera from Mamiya. It was produced in various versions until 1990. It covered press, passport photos, landscape and macro photography as areas of application. Their upright shape is characteristic.

The camera with the handle and a Polaroid magazine for the release film (packing film) are shown here. The camera offers recording formats of 6x4.5 via interchangeable magazines; 6x6; 6x7 and 6x9! I only use 6x9 magazines and the Polaroid magazine - as long as there are still films for the latter ...

Mamiya Universal

Here you will find a manual in German for the Mamiya Universal (download as .pdf file, approx. 30MB). Before you decide on this camera, take a look - especially the need for different attachable viewfinder for some lenses - and familiarize yourself with the system of a rangefinder camera.

Sector 5.6 150mm

A great lens -

a clear buy recommendation from me!

Mamiya Sekore

Mamiya offered the following lenses for this camera: 50 mm f / 6.3 - 65 mm f / 6.3 - 75 mm f / 5.6 - 90 mm, 100 mm f / 3.5 and f / 2.8, 127mm f / 4.7 - 150mm f / 5.6, 250mm f / 5 and 250mm f / 8.

Sector 6.3 50mm

A great lens -

a clear buy recommendation from me!

Sector 6.3 50mm

A great lens -

a clear buy recommendation from me!