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Mamiya TLR 105mm f/3.5 Sekor Lens

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Mamiya TLR 105mm f/3.5 Sekor Lens

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Lens Overview — Mamiya 105mm f/3.5

The Mamiya TLR 105mm f/3.5 Sekor is a medium format lens built specifically for the Mamiya twin-lens reflex system, dating from the 1960s. Designed to fit the Mamiya TLR mount, it is part of the interchangeable lens lineup that set Mamiya's TLR cameras apart from fixed-lens competitors of the era. With a maximum aperture of f/3.5 and a 105mm focal length, this lens fits naturally into the portrait and general-purpose shooting roles common in medium format work of its time.

Focusing is entirely manual, which is characteristic of lenses of this vintage and mount type. A built-in leaf shutter is integrated into the lens itself — a hallmark of TLR system design — allowing flash synchronization across a wide range of shutter speeds without the limitations of a focal-plane shutter. The lens falls within a weight range of 400–450g, reflecting the solid construction expected of professional medium format glass from this decade.

Manufactured during the 1960s, this Sekor represents a piece of photographic history that remains usable today for photographers working with Mamiya TLR bodies.

Key Features — Mamiya 105mm f/3.5

105mm f/3.5 Focal Length: A natural portrait and general-purpose focal length on medium format, equivalent to a short telephoto perspective on 6x6 TLR cameras.

Mamiya TLR Mount: Designed specifically for the Mamiya twin-lens reflex system, which uniquely offered interchangeable lenses at a time when most TLR cameras had fixed optics.

Integrated Leaf Shutter: Built-in leaf shutter allows flash synchronization at all shutter speeds, eliminating the sync speed limitations of focal-plane shutter designs.

Manual Focus Operation: Fully manual focusing with no electronic components, keeping the lens mechanically straightforward and repairable.

Medium Format Coverage: Designed to cover the medium format frame used by Mamiya TLR bodies, delivering larger negatives and greater detail than 35mm systems.

1960s Vintage Construction: Manufactured during the 1960s with the solid build quality typical of professional medium format glass from that era.

Lens Specifications — Mamiya 105mm f/3.5

Mamiya 105mm f/3.5 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesPortrait, Studio, Creative Effects
Lens MountMamiya TLR
Focus TypeManual Focus

Description — Mamiya 105mm f/3.5

The Mamiya TLR 105mm f/3.5 Sekor Lens is a manual focus medium format optic built for the Mamiya TLR mount system, manufactured during the 1960s. As part of Mamiya's interchangeable TLR lens lineup, it offers a 105mm focal length with a maximum aperture of f/3.5, making it a versatile choice for photographers working with Mamiya twin-lens reflex bodies. A key feature of this lens is its integrated leaf shutter, a design approach that places the shutter mechanism within the lens rather than the camera body — enabling flash synchronization flexibility that focal-plane shutter systems cannot match.

Weighing between 400–450g, the lens has the solid, mechanical feel associated with professional medium format equipment of its era. Compatible exclusively with the Mamiya TLR mount, this lens is suited for collectors and working photographers alike who operate within the Mamiya TLR ecosystem.

Pros — Mamiya 105mm f/3.5

  • ✓Integrated leaf shutter allows full-range flash sync, as specified in shutterType
  • ✓Interchangeable lens design for the Mamiya TLR system, confirmed in lensCompatibility
  • ✓Manual focus operation offers full control with no reliance on electronics

Cons — Mamiya 105mm f/3.5

  • ✗Exclusively compatible with the Mamiya TLR mount, limiting usability to that specific system
  • ✗Manual focus only — no autofocus capability
  • ✗Vintage manufacture (1960s) means age-related wear such as shutter timing drift or lens haze is a realistic concern

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Frequently Asked Questions — Mamiya 105mm f/3.5

Which cameras is this lens compatible with?+
This lens is designed for the Mamiya TLR mount and is listed as compatible with Mamiya TLR interchangeable lens cameras. It is not compatible with other mount systems without adaptation, and no adapter compatibility is specified in the product data.
Does this lens have autofocus?+
No. The focusType is listed as Manual Focus, which is standard for lenses of this era and mount type. Users must focus manually when shooting.
What type of shutter does this lens use?+
The lens incorporates a leaf shutter, as specified in the shutterType field. Leaf shutters are built into the lens itself rather than the camera body, which is a characteristic design feature of Mamiya TLR system lenses.
When was this lens manufactured?+
According to the yearOfManufacture field, this lens was produced between 1960 and 1969. Buyers should factor in the age of the lens when assessing mechanical and optical condition.
How heavy is this lens?+
The specifications list a weight range of 400–450g for this lens. The range likely reflects variation across individual units or production batches from the manufacturing period.

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