service-repair manual for Mamiya 645 Pro
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From: krishnananda on 22 Dec 2009 19:53 In article <8SlLm.94704$9f6.111007(a)twister1.libero.it>, Armando <a.b(a)c.it> wrote: > Ric Trexell wrote: > > Many times repair manuals are available on ebay for your camera. The mount > > must be exactly what the manufacturer calls for in the distance from the > > mount to the film plane. A depth micrometer guage will almost be needed for > > this. A repair shop would use a collimator to make sure the focus is > > correct. If you don't have these things, make sure any spacers are replaced > > where they came from. However, since one mount is different from the next, > > even getting spacers replaced exactly might not make for a good set up. Ric > > in Wisconsin. > > Thank You for Your answer. > I think I won't make any change on my camera. > The reason why I bought the bayonet is a little "play" of some heavy > lenses I had noticed. I use the camera for astroimaging and during long > exposures the rotation of the camera (to have no stars motion on the > frame) together with the weight of the lens could cause a little shift > of the lens... But I need to be sure this problem occurs since I have to > make some pressure to be able to manually "shift" the lens attached to > the bayonet. > > Thank You again > Armando John Craig of Craig Camera sells user and repair manuals -- literally thousands of them. If what you are looking for isn't on his website <http://www.craigcamera.com> you can contact him directly and request it. <mailto:john(a)craigcamera.com> On his repair manual page he lists various M645 models -- just scroll down to the "M"s <http://http://www.craigcamera.com/lit_newrep.htm> He sells both originals and xerox copies, often (but not always) for less than they can be found on ebay. Hope this helps.
From: Richard Knoppow on 23 Dec 2009 16:48 "krishnananda" <krishna(a)divine-life.in.invalid> wrote in message news:krishna-3C6641.19532522122009(a)news.bytemine.net... > In article <8SlLm.94704$9f6.111007(a)twister1.libero.it>, > Armando <a.b(a)c.it> wrote: > >> Ric Trexell wrote: >> > Many times repair manuals are available on ebay for >> > your camera. The mount >> > must be exactly what the manufacturer calls for in the >> > distance from the >> > mount to the film plane. A depth micrometer guage will >> > almost be needed for >> > this. A repair shop would use a collimator to make >> > sure the focus is >> > correct. If you don't have these things, make sure any >> > spacers are replaced >> > where they came from. However, since one mount is >> > different from the next, >> > even getting spacers replaced exactly might not make >> > for a good set up. Ric >> > in Wisconsin. >> >> Thank You for Your answer. >> I think I won't make any change on my camera. >> The reason why I bought the bayonet is a little "play" of >> some heavy >> lenses I had noticed. I use the camera for astroimaging >> and during long >> exposures the rotation of the camera (to have no stars >> motion on the >> frame) together with the weight of the lens could cause a >> little shift >> of the lens... But I need to be sure this problem occurs >> since I have to >> make some pressure to be able to manually "shift" the >> lens attached to >> the bayonet. >> >> Thank You again >> Armando > > John Craig of Craig Camera sells user and repair > manuals -- literally > thousands of them. If what you are looking for isn't on > his website > <http://www.craigcamera.com> you can contact him directly > and request > it. <mailto:john(a)craigcamera.com> > > On his repair manual page he lists various M645 models -- > just scroll > down to the "M"s > <http://http://www.craigcamera.com/lit_newrep.htm> > > He sells both originals and xerox copies, often (but not > always) for > less than they can be found on ebay. > > Hope this helps. I haven't gotten anything from John for a while but used to do a fair amount of business with him. I can recommend him. He is honest and friendly. He also often has stuff that is not on his web site so an e-mail or phone call is worth the effort. -- Richard Knoppow Los Angeles, CA, USA dickburk(a)ix.netcom.com
From: Michael J on 7 Jan 2010 17:53 On Nov 11 2009, 4:23 am, Armando <a...(a)c.it> wrote: > Hi, > > I need to change the bayonet on my 645 Pro TL camera. A repair manual > could be useful to know how to open the camera body. I didn't find it by > Google... > > Any help is appreciated > Thank You > Armando Call Mamiya USA at 914.347.3300. You will need the parts manual and maybe the service manual if you screw up taking it apart......lol
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