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For Sale Mamiya 6 and Mamiya 7 panoramic adapter (Brand new)

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jaehoppa

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Brand new Mamiya 6 panoramic adapter with 35mm masks for both Mamiya 6 and 7 so it can be used on either systems. The remaining 3 pieces are interchangeable. Great if you own both systems.
Comes with original box, container and manual.

$375 shipped

(Fyi, a mamiya 7 pano kit recently sold for $450 on ebay auction)

 
I would think it is not likely after almost 2 years !

Also, I don’t think the rewind device will work on both cameras - only the 6.
 
My mamiya 6 pano kit, which i sold, did fit the 7's chassis. However once the insert was put into the 7s body, i found the tension on the advance lever to be unacceptably tight.
 
RoboRepublic said:
My mamiya 6 pano kit, which i sold, did fit the 7's chassis. However once the insert was put into the 7s body, i found the tension on the advance lever to be unacceptably tight.[/
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Did the reminder fit as well, RoboRepublic? I had read reports that some resorted to using a coin to rewind on the Mamiya 7.
 
GDI said:
Did the reminder fit as well, RoboRepublic? I had read reports that some resorted to using a coin to rewind on the Mamiya 7.
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I know what you mean- the rewinder system did fit. I cannot account for what others have mentioned on apug/photrio forum posts that mention that it does not fit. Its possible it was a late model pano system. I sold it because of how tight the advance felt using a mam6 insert in a mam7 body.
The bottom plate for the mamiya 6 winder said "Mamiya" where as the bottom plate of the mam7 rewinder says "mamiya 7" (if memory serves)
 
Thanks - good to know. I have been looking for a pano kit for my 7 - and I see much cheaper 6 sets. I had the correct one with my 7ii and found it super fiddly and so tight that winding would sometime pop the back open. So maybe they are all hard to wind?
 
I agree it's fiddly, rewinding is not something i look forward too. I had trouble with advanced tightness on ilford delta films. However, tmax/trix was butter smooth. I wrote ilford about it, thinking maybe ilford used a thicker base and they replied with a polite "wtf are you smoking".
Knowing the scarcity of parts and repair options, i stick with the widelux for pano now




 


Yes, stressing the winder is something to keep in mind! Thanks
 
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