Mamiya C 330Fs

[Bonneville]

Hi I have inherited a Mamiya TLR with spare lens,it has only ever had one film put through it,and despite being a point and shoot digital man these days. I would like to try it for myself.My question is has anyone got a instruction book they could scan for me,and where can I get the films developed.
Thanks in advance.
Vinnie

 

[vibbles]

here's a link to the instruction book

http://www.butkus.org/chinon/mamiya/mamiya_c330f_prof/mamiya_c330f_prof.htm

 

[Cesare]

I've used an older Mamiya C3, and the C330 is a similar design. They are great cameras, although heavy, large, and a bit pointy when you are carrying them (always seem to dig into your leg for some reason).

What lens have you got? The standard 80/2.8 is very good.

As for film, the camera takes 120 format film, so you have plenty of choice of B&W, colour neg and transparency to give a go. I'd suggest starting out with a sensible B&W from kodak or ilford. Developing wise, where abouts are you located?

 

[Bonneville]

Hi I have the std 80mm 2.8 and a 135 4.5 .These came from my brother ,I dont intend to use it regularly I thought it would be nice to try it once and hopefully get a photo or two to remember him by.I live in Merseyside.

Vinnie

 

[Bonneville]

Hi Thanks for the link

Vinnie

 

[vibbles]

Hi I have the std 80mm 2.8 and a 135 4.5 .These came from my brother ,I dont intend to use it regularly I thought it would be nice to try it once and hopefully get a photo or two to remember him by.I live in Merseyside.

Vinnie

if you get stuck Genie imaging in London do it by post, http://www.genieimaging.co.uk/