No Justin, MF stands for Multi Format. You can get a 35mm adapter to give
panoramic negatives. They are all manual focus.
The other shortcoming is that close focussing distance is too long for a
tight head shot.
John =========================== At 07:17 AM 27/01/2006, you wrote:
On Fri, Jan 27, 2006 at 08:14:01AM +1000, john stockdale wrote:
> "For lightness and compactness the Mamiya 6 is hard to beat in my limited > experience (the one that Ryuji calls "new Mamiya 6" to distinguish from > some much older folders). They have some potential service problems due to > total absence of certain spare parts, and good ones have become very > expensive recently. They are, however, a beautifully elegant 6x6 camera > (but the MF version has a cluttered screen). I travel with the 50mm and > 150mm lenses. It's not much bigger than a "professional" 35mm > camera. It's hand holdable at surprisingly long shutter speeds, and very > quiet (a plus for me).
You speak of a MF version. Is there a AF version?
J
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