Fully modular
Swappable film backs
Metering in the prism

Mamiya 645 Pro + Sekor 80mm & 300mm Two-Lens Kit

Name: Mamiya 645 Pro
Brand: Mamiya
SKU: SHOP_CAM_VINT_MAMIYA_645PRO_20260605
Price: 3800.0 AED
Availability: InStock

Medium format as a system you assemble, not a camera you buy.

The 645 Pro is the middle child of Mamiya's modular 645 line, sitting between the 645 Super it refined and the 645 Pro TL that followed, and it is the one that got the system right. Body, lens, finder, film back, winder grip: every piece detaches and swaps, so the camera in your hands is whatever combination the shoot needs. A 6×4.5 negative is the most economical medium format: fifteen frames on a roll of 120, with a portrait-shaped frame that maps cleanly onto print and magazine page.

The heart of it is the electronic focal-plane shutter, 4 seconds to 1/1000, and the M645 bayonet that opens onto one of the deepest medium-format lens ranges ever built. The standard 80mm f/2.8 is the classic walk-around; the 80mm f/1.9 is the fast portrait glass that made the system famous.

Metering is the part newcomers trip on: there is none in the body. Fit the AE Prism Finder and you get TTL metering and aperture-priority automation; fit the waist-level hood and you're metering by hand or by eye. That's the system talking: you decide how much camera you want.

Match

Who this is for

Good for

Portrait and studio work (especially with the 80mm f/1.9)
Photographers who want to swap film stocks mid-roll via interchangeable backs
A first 'serious' medium-format SLR system that can grow with you
Aperture-priority shooting when fitted with the AE prism

Inventory

What you receive

Mamiya 645 Pro body
Mamiya-Sekor C 80mm f/2.8 standard lens
Mamiya-Sekor ULD C 300mm f/5.6 N telephoto lens

Character

What it feels like to shoot

This is a working camera through and through: square-shouldered, purpose-built, and unapologetically engineered to be used hard by wedding and studio shooters. The 80mm f/2.8 is clinically sharp; the f/1.9 gives you genuinely shallow medium-format depth of field. The shutter is fully electronic, so a fresh PX28 keeps it running all day; carry a spare and you'll never think about it.

The 6×4.5 frame is the practical one: bigger and far cleaner than 35mm, but more frames-per-roll and far less bulk than a 6×7. With the prism finder it handles like an oversized SLR; with the waist-level hood it becomes a slower, more deliberate instrument. You decide how much camera you want.

The glass

Paired with this glass

Mamiya-Sekor C 80mm f/2.8

The 645 standard: the format's equivalent of a 50mm, compact and contrasty, the lens the system was designed around. This is the everyday walk-around glass that lives on the camera.

Mamiya-Sekor ULD C 300mm f/5.6 N

The long end of the kit: ultra-low-dispersion glass with real telephoto reach, for compressed landscapes and detail work on a 6×4.5 negative. Lenses this long rarely surface with the body they belong to.

Born 1992

History of the Mamiya 645 Pro

Mamiya's 645 line began in 1975 with the original M645, the first medium-format SLR built around the economical 6×4.5 frame and interchangeable everything. The Super (1985) made the film backs detachable; the Pro (1992) tidied the styling, added a self-timer and refined the film transport; the Pro TL (1997) bolted on TTL flash. The Pro is the sweet spot: the modular promise fully delivered, before the line went autofocus-and-digital with the 645AF.

Technical specifications

MFG. 1992 – 1998

Format

6×4.5 medium format SLR

Manufacturer

Mamiya · Japan

Production

1992 – 1998

Lens mount

Mamiya M645 bayonet

Lens

This kit: Mamiya-Sekor C 80mm f/2.8 standard + Mamiya-Sekor ULD C 300mm f/5.6 N telephoto; Mamiya M645 bayonet opens onto the full M645 lens range

Metering

None in the body; TTL metering lives in the optional AE Prism Finder (waist-level and plain prism finders are unmetered)

Viewfinder

Interchangeable: waist-level hood, plain prism, or metering AE prism finder

Shutter

Electronically-timed focal-plane shutter, 4s to 1/1000s plus B

ISO range

Set per film back (typ. ISO 25-6400 on the dial); metering range depends on the AE prism fitted

Flash sync

X-sync at 1/60s with the focal-plane shutter; leaf-shutter lenses sync to 1/500s

Exposure modes

Manual, Aperture-priority AE (with AE prism finder)

Dimensions

Approx. 124 × 102.5 × 124 mm (body with 120 back and crank)

Weight

980 g

Power

One 6V PX28 / 4LR44 cell. The shutter is electronic and needs it.

Backed by GPP

Service & guarantees

Every analog camera ships through our bench

This unit has been fully serviced and CLA'd: cleaned, lubricated and adjusted, with shutter, meter and light seals checked, and it is in confirmed working order. Inspected at GPP; ask us about this exact body.

CLA'd by GPP: shutter speeds checked, light seals replaced where needed, meter calibrated against a known reference.
7-day functional return: if it doesn't work as we declared on this listing, we exchange or refund. Wear-and-tear consistent with the listed condition isn't returnable.
UAE & worldwide shipping: Dubai same-day before 12 PM (AED 50), UAE-wide in 2–3 business days (AED 40), international tracked in 5–10 business days (calculated at checkout). Insurance can be added on request. Customs and import duties are the buyer's responsibility on international orders. Full shipping policy.
Walk in to inspect: Warehouse D36, Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz, Dubai. Mon–Sat, 10am–7pm. Bring a roll if you'd like to test-fire on the spot.

Questions

Things people ask

What film does it take?

120 medium-format film. We carry a wide range of colour, B&W, and slide stocks in our film retail section. Need a recommendation for this body? Just ask us.

Is the camera serviced before sale?

Yes. Every analog camera at GPP goes through our bench before it goes on the listing. Shutter speeds verified, light seals replaced where needed, meter calibrated against a reference.

What's your return policy?

7-day functional return. If anything we declared isn't working as described, contact us within 7 days of receipt for a full refund or exchange.

Can GPP develop and scan the photos I shoot with this?

Yes. Our in-house film lab handles colour, B&W, and slide development with scanning. 24-48 hour rush available. More on the film lab.

Can I see the camera before I buy?

Always welcome. Visit Warehouse D36, Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz, Dubai. Open Monday to Saturday, 10am–7pm.