Mamiya 645 Vintage
Mamiya 645 Vintage Medium Format 6-Lens Cine Set (45, 55, 80, 80 Macro, 110, 150) – E / EF / RF Mounts
E / EF / RF Mount Options | Large Format Coverage – Vintage medium format cine set covering full-frame, VistaVision, and large-format cinema sensors
6-Lens Prime Set (45–150mm) – Wide to telephoto focal lengths including dedicated 80mm macro for close-focus versatility
Medium Format Optical Rendering – Classic vintage character with expansive image circle suitable for RED VV, Alexa 65, and 70mm IMAX capture
Key Features:
Available in Sony E, Canon EF, and Canon RF mounts; adapters tested for accurate infinity focus; standardized cine front rings with 77mm filter thread and 80mm outer diameter; integrated 0.8 MOD geared focus rings; large image circle optimized for large-format digital cinema workflows
INCLUDES
-Mamiya Sekor-C 45mm f/2.8 Lens
-Mamiya Sekor-C 55mm f/2.8 Lens
-Mamiya Sekor-C 80mm f/2.8 Lens
-Mamiya Sekor-C 80mm f/4 MACRO Lens
-Mamiya Sekor-C 110mm f/2.8 Lens
-Mamiya Sekor-C 150mm f/4 Lens
-(2) Lens Adapters
-(6) Front/Back Caps
-(6) Clear UV Filters
-Custom Case
Shooting with the Mamiya 645 Vintage
A six-lens vintage medium-format cine set — 45, 55, 80, 80 macro, 110 and 150mm — available in E, EF or RF mount. Because these are medium-format designs, they cover full frame, VistaVision and large-format cinema sensors with room to spare, and they render with the gentle, slightly dreamy quality that medium-format glass is prized for. The 80mm macro in the set means you get close-up capability without a separate booking.
Medium-format glass is larger and heavier than equivalent cine primes. If you are working handheld or on a gimbal, factor that into the support package.
Mamiya 645 Vintage Rental FAQs
Why rent medium-format glass for cinema?
Coverage and character. The larger image circle handles any modern large-format sensor, and the rendering is softer and more three-dimensional than most cine primes.
Does the set include a macro?
Yes — an 80mm macro is part of the six-lens set, so close-up work does not need a separate rental.