Mamiya / 1995 / Rangefinder
Mamiya 7
A lightweight 6×7 rangefinder designed to make a large negative practical outside the studio.
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Overview / 概要
Why Mamiya 7 matters.
The Mamiya 7 is one of the clearest arguments for a rangefinder: quiet, detailed, and unexpectedly portable for its format.
Design & context
Its broad, simple body keeps attention on the enormous negative and the small bright finder.
Buying today
Lens and finder condition matter; inspect the rangefinder patch and film back carefully.
Key specifications / 仕様
The details.
- Released
- 1995
- Production
- 1995–2014
- Brand
- Mamiya
- Brand country
- Japan
- Format
- Film
- Film / sensor
- 120 / 220, 6×7
- Camera type
- Rangefinder
- Lens / mount
- Mamiya 7 mount
- Shutter range
- 4s–1/500s
- Autofocus
- Manual rangefinder focus
- Viewfinder
- Coupled rangefinder
- Weight
- 1,210g
- Battery
- Two SR44 / LR44 cells
Still to verify for this record: Manufacturing country · Made in Japan flag · ISO range · Flash · Dimensions · Weather sealing · Original MSRP.
Notable features
- 6×7 format
- Interchangeable lenses
- Quiet leaf shutters
Known issues
- Condition varies significantly on the used market.
Buying today / indicative used range
$2,200–$4,500 USD
Indicative working body range; lens set and service history are material. Snapshot as of 2026-08-12. This is a reference range, not a live offer.
Source record
Every field should be traceable; open a source to check the evidence boundary.
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Mamiya 7 reference record
Wikipedia · Reference index
Supports: model identity, release era, format, and commonly documented specifications. Accessed 2026-08-12.
- 02 Open source ↗
Mamiya archive / product context
Mamiya reference archive · Brand archive / context
Supports: brand history, product context, and source ownership trail. Accessed 2026-08-12.
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