micro lens

hello!
i have a mamiya 6 (not six) and i really love it but due to it focus minimum distance, i can't photograph micro..
this camera has 3 lenses and all of them has about the same minimum distance for focusing..
i know that there are enlarger rings but i don't want to use them because of the quality dissent.
the other two options i know of are extender rings and a different lens..
so, my questions: i don't mind buying a good micro lens but i really don't know if there is one that will work with my mamiya (it's 58 mm) as far as the compatibility, do you know a lens that might work? it should be a completely analog lens, in good and upper quality.
and i'm not sure, but my camera is a range finder.. if i use a lens that not within the standard lenses.. how will it affect my framing and focusing?
and- what do you think i general? do you have a better solution for my closer photography?

thank you so much!

I checked Mamiya's website and there is a closeup adapter for the Mamiya 7 80mm, which might be compatible with the 6. Either way, there is no way you're getting into macro territory (1:1 magnification or greater) with the camera. Rangefinders make poor cameras for closeup work due to parallax error and lack of extension tubes/macro lenses, among other things.

Have you thought about adding something like the Marumi DHG 67mm 67 Macro 200 Achromat to the 150mm f/4.5? By my "back of the envelope" calculations, that ought to get you to about 0.9x.

mg3 said:

i have a mamiya 6 (not six) and i really love it but due to it focus minimum distance, i can't photograph micro..

do you have a better solution for my closer photography?

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An SLR with a macro lens, or an RB/RZ67 with almost any lens.

E76 said:

Rangefinders make poor cameras for closeup work due to parallax error and lack of extension tubes/macro lenses, among other things.

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That's it in a nutshell.