Is there any medium format mechanical camera being manufactured today?

Lomo may still offer the Lubitel. Not exactly a precision machine.

 

ARAX is being made and sold.

 

Are you sure, John? I ask because I went to Arax' site, such as it is. As far as I can tell Arax is selling overhauled rebadged Kiev cameras as new. They're not actually making cameras and seem to start with cameras whose histories are unknown. See, e.g., http://www.araxphoto.com/cameras/how/

 

DW-Photo:

HY6-mod2 plus lenses

 

Linhof Techno = adjustable medium format camera up to 6×9 cm for adaption of all currently available digital backs as well as of various medium format rollfilm backs.
http://linhof.com/en/linhof-techno-2/

 

OOPS !
you're right dan, my bad
it is a body that has never been used from the old keiv factory,
completely overhauled and rebuilt from the studs and sold like new-ish.


sorry take you for a walk down the path marcio ... i should have said ARAX makes stuff that's "sorta-kinda like new" instead of new

 

holga

 

"Flat" cameras

Cambo Wide RS
Alpa 12
Arca Swiss Rm3d
Silvestri T3

 

Lomography

-) Belair
-) Lubitel
-) Lomo LCA 120
-) Diana F+

 

A beauty!

 

Zero Image have 35mm, medium format and large format pinhole cameras.

 

Seem to have run out of parts for the Seagull 4A 109 :
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/714483.shtml
https://www.lelong.com.my/seagull-4...a-120-film-ebest-199503376-2018-12-Sale-P.htm

 

My Lubitel 2 would like a word with you.

 

Kenko Professional Imaging still lists the Horseman SW612, SW612P and SW617 cameras on their website in Japan. However, I don't know whether they are still in production.

In their latest price list, dated Sept 1, 2018, in addition to the Techno and the M670cs, which can accept roll film holders, Linhof still lists the Technorama 612pcII, Technorama 617sIII, and Technikardan S 6x9 cameras.

EDIT: Forgot the Chinese cameras:
* Dayi 6x12, 6x17, 6x24
* Gaoersi 6x12, 6x17, 6x24
* Shen Hao 6x17 and 6x24 view cameras
* Fotoman still lists 6x9, 6x17 and 6x24 cameras on their website - I don't know which if any of these are still in production

 

Well, it is not "fully mechanical", as the OP wanted. But likely the best to resemble as classic MF camera. And in these times one may not be too demanding...

 

To sum up: Essentially there are no 'normal' m.f. film cameras made?

 

LOL
whats a NORMAL mf camera ???

 

As I already said, the Hy6 comes closest to what generally is thought of a classic MF camera.

http://www.dhw-fototechnik.de/en/rolleiflex-slr/rolleiflex-hy6.html
(keep in mind that this an obsolete site of long gone DHW, though successor DW still makes the Hy6)

 

I had no idea these were being made again until I read your post. It seemed we'd lost them for good after DHW Fototechnik went under a couple of years back. It's good to see that some former employees have started up the machines again. Unfortunately they are way out of my price range. Unless I win the Euro Millions tonight of course. I reckon I'm in with a pretty good chance. ;-)

 

With each crisis the non-industrial camera manufacturing part of what once was Rollei got smaller. A great deal or most of the assests of DHW was auctioned. Seemingly some parts and tools ended at the new entity. They are making/assembling Hy6 cameras and respective lenses.

 

Considering that 135 format SLRs started to abandon mechanically timed shutters almost 50 years ago, it started to become difficult to find a 'fully mechanical' SLR back 30 years ago!

 

this is pretty funny!