Mamiya 6 IV Archives

Mamiya Six IV, roll of exposed Tri-X film, and a cup of coffee

12 September, 2025

Mamiya Six IV – Exploring Square Format with a Vintage Camera from 1947

By Danai

I’ve always been fascinated by the square format. As a longtime 35mm SLR shooter, I never really experienced different aspect ratios—except through cropping in post. My journey ...

16 August, 2019

Mamiya 6 IV Review – The Original 6- by Ray Goodwin

By raygoodwinphotos

When one thinks of the Mamiya 6; an image of the well renowned 1990's version comes to mind. However, there was a medium format, 6x6 rangefinder that out dates this model entire...

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Gordon Ownby on 5 Frames to Overcome My Fear of Flying (With Film)
Very funny about the M3. I think anyone who had their wedding photographed between 1965 to 2005 recognizes the Hasselblad.…
Gordon Ownby on 5 Frames to Overcome My Fear of Flying (With Film)
They are a great tool for security, to be sure. Hope the agents keep their good attitude.
Gordon Ownby on 5 Frames to Overcome My Fear of Flying (With Film)
Thanks, Gary. Yes, I had an extra back loaded with Portra, but I had my hands full with that single…

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