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Mamiya 140mm f/4.5 Sekor Macro C Lens for RB67 {77}
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$89.00
Mamiya 140mm f/4.5 Macro C: medium format macro built for the RB67.
The 140mm focal length sits in practical territory for RB67 shooters who need working distance between lens and subject. At f/4.5, you're working with a dedicated macro design than a general-purpose lens pressed into close-focus duty, and that distinction matters when you're trying to extract genuine detail from small subjects on medium format film. The 77mm filter thread gives you access to a full range of polarizers and specialty filters without step-up rings.
Medium format macro work demands discipline, and this lens is built around that reality. The RB67's rotating back pairs naturally with a lens like this, letting you reframe between horizontal and vertical without physically repositioning the camera on a copy stand or macro rail. For film photographers who have committed to the RB67 system, adding a dedicated macro lens at this focal length rounds out a working kit in a way that a standard short telephoto simply cannot.
Who It's For
Film photographers already shooting the RB67 system who want true macro capability without compromise. Product and still-life photographers benefit from the 140mm focal length's working distance, keeping the lens well clear of tabletop subjects during close-focus work. Botanical and natural history shooters gain medium format negative size at macro distances, which matters when drum-scanning or contact-printing results. Photographers doing copy work or document reproduction will find the dedicated macro design more disciplined than adapted alternatives.
Key Features
- 140mm focal length designed for medium format macro work
- f/4.5 maximum aperture on dedicated macro design
- Mamiya RB67 mount system
- 77mm filter thread for polarizers and specialty glass
- Macro lens optimized for close-focus detail extraction
- Works seamlessly with RB67's rotating back for composition flexibility
FAQ
- What's the working distance on the Mamiya 140mm f/4.5 macro?
- The verified specs don't specify minimum focus distance or working distance for this lens. Check the lens barrel or a Mamiya RB67 manual for exact close-focus performance.
- Does this lens work on any other mount besides RB67?
- No. This is a Mamiya RB67-specific lens and won't mount on other systems.
- What size filters does the 140mm macro take?
- 77mm. No step-up rings needed if you already have filters in that size.
- Is 140mm considered a short or long focal length for medium format macro work?
- 140mm on RB67 gives you practical working distance between the lens and your subject, which matters for tabletop macro work where you need room to light and position small objects without the lens casting shadows.
- Can you rotate the RB67 back to switch between portrait and landscape with this lens mounted?
- Yes. The RB67's rotating back lets you reframe without physically moving the camera, which is a real advantage for macro work on a copy stand.
- What aperture range does this lens offer?
- Maximum aperture is f/4.5. The verified specs don't list the minimum (closed) aperture.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Focal Length | 140mm |
| Max Aperture | f/4.5 |
| Mount | Mamiya RB67 |
| Filter Thread | 77mm |
| Lens Type | Macro |
This description was generated using AI based on KEH's internal product standards, product expertise, and knowing what customers care about most. While we strive for accuracy, details may vary by individual item.
| Brand Name | Mamiya |
|---|---|
| Filter Size | 77mm |
| Focus Type | Manual focus (only) |
| Lens Mount | Mamiya RB |
| Lens Type | Short Tele / Portrait |
| Max Focal Length | 140mm |
| Min Focal Length | 140mm |