Mamiya 7 MK2 Body (Black) + 80mm F4

Viewfinder Display
Split-image rangefinder for high-precision focus The split-image rangefinder of the Mamiya 7II uses a pentaprism for unmatched accuracy. A wide 60mm base distance between rangefinder points enables decisive, precision focusing.

Automatic frame indexing Parallax correction
The bright frame viewfinder adjusts automatically to the correct field of view for 65mm, 80mm, and 150mm lenses. The tint provides clear contrast for easy rangefinder imaging. The 43mm 92° ultra-wide lens and 50mm 84° lens come with auxiliary viewfinders. An optional viewfinder is available for the 150mm lens.

A clear array of valuable indicator information inside a bright, easy-to-read rangefinder. The rangefinder is designed to provide a clear image, even under dim lighting and when photographing low-contrast subjects. LEDs at the bottom of the viewfinder provide information on shutter speed during aperture-priority AE shutter operation, as well as warnings about under exposure, and over exposure, low battery power, and operation errors.

Compact Design
Compact design weighs only 1,210g with the 80mm standard lens The Mamiya 7 II is the perfect 6x7 format camera for the professional on the go, eliminating the heavy mirror box of SLR cameras, so it can go along anywhere, any time you need it.

Silumin-aluminium alloy precision die-cast body ensures reliability. The basic material used in the camera body is lightweight, high-strength silumin-aluminium alloy. Micron-tolerance high-precision metal molding creates a body that can deliver outstanding reliability under the toughest conditions imaginable.

Designed and engineered for easy portability. Dials, levers, buttons and other controls are located to optimize shutter release operation with the right hand and lens operation with the left. The lens release buttons, electronic self-timer and synchro socket are deliberately located to prevent accidental activation, which contributes to safe operation and overall portability. The palm grip is designed to fit comfortably in the hand during both shooting and transport. The surfaces of all parts of the camera that are subject to frequent handling are covered with non-slip rubber.

Horizontal/Vertical two-way strap hooks
The strap can be connected to keep the camera in a horizontal orientation where it is always ready to shoot, or a vertical orientation for easy carrying.

Single-action film advance
A single lever action winds the 77mm of film required by each 6x7 frame. Quick and easy winding helps when taking consecutive shots.

Exposure Control
4EV exposure compensation provides the versatility to add your own original touch. Exposure compensation lets you adjust for special photographic effects, backlighting, weather, snow, and other factors that make proper exposure difficult. Exposure can be adjusted in 1/3EV click-stop settings within a range +2EV to -2EV, to provide exactly the feeling desired. A switching lever with built-in lock lets you change settings with one finger.

Manual exposure backup
When using manual exposure, LEDs in the viewfinder show current shutter speed, along with a flashing indication of the optimum shutter speed calculated by the camera. You then have the option of adjusting shutter speed or exposure settings accordingly.

Exposure compensation switch lever with built-in lock
The lever can be moved to the desired setting while holding down the button in its center. Releasing the button locks the lever in its current position.

High-precision lens shutter, providing flash synchronization at all speeds
Mamiya's original electronic lens shutter ensures accurate speed control with minimal lag time. Electronic flash is synchronized with the shutter at all speeds for simple daylight fill-flash even at a shutter speed off 1/500.

Quiet electromagnetic shutter release
A soft-touch electromagnetic shutter release virtually eliminates operation noise. Portrait subjects are not distracted by camera operation, which contributes to more normal expressions.

Multiple Exposure Lever
Multiple-exposure lets you overlay two, three, four, or even more images on a single film frame. The multiple-exposure lever of the Mamiya 7II makes this highly creative photographic technique simple and easy.

Hold down the lock button and set the multiple-exposure lever to the mark either before or after shooting an image. Now when you operate the film advance lever, the camera is prepared for another exposure without advancing the film. To cancel multiple-exposure, hold down the release button and return the multiple-exposure lever to its original position.

Electronic self-timer
Pressing the shutter release button while holding down the self-timer button provides a delay of 10 seconds before the shutter is released. A red LED on the front of the camera remains lit for the first eight seconds and flashes for the final two seconds of the timer operation. You can interrupt a self-timer operation at any time before the shutter is released. Self-timer operation is cancelled automatically after each shot; to help ensure it is not left on accidentally.

Safety Mechanisms
Any of the following conditions activates the camera's safety mechanism, locking the shutter. A LED in the viewfinder alerts you to the problem and indicates what you need to do to correct the situation.

Problem Alert Conditions

• Lens not attached
• Film not loaded Shutter lock LED indicator
• flashes in finder
• Film not fully advanced
• Dark slide in place
• Low battery power(flashing LED)

AE, AE-L position dial lock
The dial locks automatically whenever it is set to the AE or AE-L positions, to guard against accidental movement. Hold down the release button to rotate the dial and change to the Manual Mode.

Interchangeable lenses
A wide selection of lenses lets you choose the one best suited to the theme and subject, and create exactly the photographic effect desired. The versatile lineup of six Mamiya 7II lenses includes a 43mm 92° ultra-wide, 50mm 84° wide-angle, 65mm 69° wide-angle, 80mm 58° standard, 150mm 34° telephoto and 210mm 24° telephoto - all designed for photo characteristics and quality.

Aperture-priority AE with high-precision light metering
The camera uses a precision silicon photodiode (SPD) aperture-priority exposure system for highly accurate center-weighted metering. The diagram shows the metering pattern for an 80mm f/4 lens. Changing to a wider-angle lens automatically shifts the system to spot metering, while a telephoto lens initiates an averaging system that also take surrounding light into consideration. In the AE Mode, priority goes to the most accurate exposure for the lens in use. The result is highly accurate AE Mode settings under virtually any type of conditions imaginable, from standard lighting to condition where there is a wide range of illumination. Of course, AE lock is also provided to give the photographer the versatility needed when faced with backlit subjects and other conditions where there is strong contrast between subject and background lighting.

One Touch Dark Slide Activation
A built-in dark slide curtain can be interposed between the lens and film when changing lenses to keep light from accidentally exposing film in the camera when the lens is removed. A safety interlock prevents removal of lenses unless dark slide curtain is employed. The curtain can be opened and closed using controls on the bottom of the camera. An easy-grip knob allows easy activation, even while wearing gloves. Once a lens is attached, the dark slide can be removed simply by sliding the release.