Mamiya has announced the Mamiya 645AFDIII.
The Mamiya 645AFDIII camera ushers in higher levels of performance with digital backs and lenses. Primarily the 645AFDIII's intercommunication protocol MSCE (Mamiya Serial Communication for External) has been updated to  increase data transfer speed and reliability between digital back and camera body.

The new AF motor makes auto focusing faster and quieter. The focus point is now user-selectable being positioned to either the center, right or left side of the screen. An auto setting allows the camera to select the focus point.

For film users the AFDIII with HM402 Film Back achieves a winding speed of 2 frames per second compared to of 1.2fps with Film back HM401 on the AFDII. Data printing on the film edge now includes focal length of the lens. This in addition to exposure mode, aperture value, shutter speed, exposure compensation, bracket setting, meter mode.

The 645AFDIII can accept rechargeable nickel-metal hydride AA batteries, alkaline and lithium AA batteries. 2nd curtain flash synchronization has been added.

The 645AFDIII has an open platform format which allows the use of digital backs from other makers.

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The new Mamiya Sekor AF 80mm f/2.8D lens is switchable between autofocus and manual focus by pulling the focus ring backwards or forwards. The new D range lenses come equipped with a 16bit CPU to allow future firmware upgrading and faster communication between the lens body.
The black plastic lens barrel cover of the old Sekor AF 80mm f/2.8 has been upgraded to a cover made of turned aluminum coated with black alumite giving the lens a better appearance and texture.
For film users the new AFDIII when combined with the new HM402 Film Back achieves winding speeds of 2 frames per second versus 1.2 frames per second AFDII with HM401. Data printing along the film edge will now include lens type In addition to exposure mode, aperture value, shutter speed, exposure compensation, bracketing and meter mode.
2nd curtain flash synchronization is now an option on the AFDIII. As well rechargeable nickel-metal hydride AA batteries can be used in addition to the alkaline or lithium AA batteries.
The Mamiya 645AFDII allows the use of digital backs from other makers

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The new Mamiya Sekor Macro MF 120mm f/4 D Lens replaces the old Mamiya Macro MF 120mm f/4 Lens. The new lens features a rewritable 16-bit CPU (versus the previous 4-bit CPU) thus allowing future firmware upgrades. When used with  Mamiya's Digital Photostudio Software the larger CPU will processs more data faster thus allowing fine tuning and corrections tailored to the focal design of the lens in use.

The Mamiya Sekor D series have redesigned optics that direct light onto the digital sensor at a more ideal angle for digital photography. The resolving power of these new lenses meets the requirements of high megapixel sensors and exceeds the capabilities and standards required for film use.

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Mamiya AF 45-90mm f/4.5 D Aspherical w Low Dispersion Glass is equivalent to a 28-56mm lens in the 35mm format. The achievement is a high resolution optic with compact size, excellent edge to edge resolving power and color fidelity.

The Mamiya Sekor D series have redesigned optics that direct light onto the digital sensor at a more ideal angle for digital photography. The resolving power of these new lenses meets the requirements of high megapixel sensors and exceeds the capabilities and standards required for film use. The lens is switchable between autofocus and manual focus by pulling the focus ring backwards or forwards.

Specifications AF 45-90mm f/4.5 D
Lens Construction: 13 groups, 10 elements
Angle of View: 72-46°
Aperture: f/4.5 ~ 32
Minimum Focusing Distance: 19 inches (50cm)
Filter Size: 77mm
Dimensions (Length x Diameter): 4.3 x 3.4 inches (110 x 86mm)
Weight: 2 lb. (910g)
Equivalent Focal Length with ZD Back: 52-105mm for 645 format
Fits Mamiya 645AFD II, 645AFD III & ZD

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Mamiya Lens adapters for Hasselblad Lenses
Mamiya has developed two Lens Mount Adapters that allow the operation of Hasselblad V-series medium format lenses on Mamiya 645AFD,  645AFDII and 645AFDIII cameras. How does it work? First focus with the Hasselblad lens wide open using the cameras focus confirmation assistance then stop-down for metered exposure readings. The camera will operate in shutter priority, aperture priority or manual metering modes. The adapters come in black (#404) or silver (#405).

Mamiya AF 28mm f/4.5 D Aspherical
The 28mm f4.5 D is a full-frame, ultrawide lens that utilizes the latest aspheric lens technology to produce high resolution and large image circle coverage for film and digital backs. Since wide angle lenses can cause color shift problems with digital backs (due to the extreme angle at which light rays hit the sensor), the Mamiya 28mm f/4.5 D has been designed to direct light rays so that they are parallel when they hit the sensor – producing maximum sharpness, color accuracy and contrast.

Unlike conventionally designed digital lenses, the 28mm f/4.5 Sekor D Aspherical was designed with the requirement that it works with digital and film systems. It is the world's first 28mm medium format lens with this capability. The Mamiya Sekor AF 28mm f/4.5 D is ideal for a wide range of applications, including commercial, architectural and outdoor photography.

Specifications AF 28mm f/4.5 D Aspherical
Lens Construction:  14 elements/10 groups
Angle of View  102° Film, 94° with ZD Back
Aperture Range  f/4.5 ~ 32
Minimum Focus: 1.15 ft. (0.35m)
Equivalent 35mm Focal Length 17mm, 20mm with ZD Back
Built-in Lens Hood
Dimensions (L x W)  5.35 x 3.54" (136 x 90mm)
Weight  1.9 lbs. (886g)
Fits 645AFD, 645AFDII, 645AFDIII
ZD cameras require a firmware upgrade