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Mamiya C330 | Medium Format Film Camera

Price: £658

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Will look nice with additional cosmetic wear (i.e. spots, worn down metal, small scratches, etc.)

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All of our Cute Cameras have been fully tested and restored so they work as if you were buying them back in 1979.

We include the lens and battery** so you can start making nostalgic memories as soon as you take it out of the box. Just add the film :)

**Non-USA Customers: Due to shipping restrictions we are unable to include the batteries for your Cute Camera. However, they can be easily picked up at most drug/grocery stores or ordered online.

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If you are not feeling your Cute Camera, just send it back within 60 days and we will take care of the rest.
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🛠️ How We Grade Our Cameras

No two cameras are identical, every camera is unique, has its own story and is truly a piece of history. We do our best to group them into three cosmetic categories so you can choose the one that's best for you.

VERY GOOD:

A "very good" body will have minimal signs of wear and tear. Examples include slight impurities like worn leather or metal, signs of age on the bottom plate, and dull marks.

GOOD:

A “good” body will also look nice but have some additional potential cosmetic wear such as spots with discoloration, worn down metal or small scratches somewhere on the body.

AVERAGE:

An “average” body will be a more severe case of cosmetic wear like more extreme discoloration or worn down metal, exterior or interior black specs, deeper scratches, or lines in the eye prism.

Mamiya C330 Description
Meet the Mamiya C330, a medium-format beauty that was born to do two things: Capture stunning detailed images and...your heart. Originally making its appearance in 1969, it quickly reached legendary status because of it build and image quality. If you’re new to the world of film and medium format, this camera is your perfect gateway to explore something different, tactile, and oh-so-fun.

Why You'll Love It:

6x6 Medium Format Magic: The square format gives your photos a beautiful balance and feel, making each shot look cinematic and professional.
Interchangeable Lenses: From wide-angle to telephoto, easily switch lenses for the perfect shot, giving you more creative control.
Bellows Focusing System: Get up close and personal with your subject for stunning macro shots without any complicated setups.
Waist-Level Viewfinder: Embrace the retro vibes and compose your shots while looking down into the bright, clear viewfinder.
Completely Mechanical: No electronics here! This fully analog camera brings you back to the basics, letting you connect with your photography.

The Mamiya C330 is perfect for those looking to dive into the world of medium-format photography. It’s hands-on, fun, and gives you the flexibility to experiment with different styles and lenses. Whether you’re capturing street scenes, portraits, or landscapes, the C330 delivers crisp, detailed images that feel like a work of art.

ℹ️ Mamiya C330 Specifications and FAQs

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Mamiya C330 Specifications

The Essentials

Film: 120 or 220 film
Negative format: 6×6 square
Exposures per roll: 12 exposures on 120; 24 on 220
Camera type: Interchangeable-lens twin-lens reflex (TLR)
Introduced: 1969
Lens: Interchangeable paired Mamiya-Sekor TLR lenses
Lens system: Mamiya C-series twin-lens mount
Focus: Manual bellows focus on waist-level screen
Exposure: Fully manual
Shutter: Leaf shutter in each lens; typically 1 second to 1/500 plus Bulb
Meter & power: No built-in meter; use a handheld meter or app; No battery required
Flash: PC sync; leaf shutters synchronize at all speeds

Mamiya C330 Price and Condition

Every grade is restored and fully functional; the difference is cosmetic condition.

Average

Most economic

The most visible cosmetic wear and the most lived-in vintage character.

£616.00 Sold out

Good

Balanced pick

A balanced amount of cosmetic wear for shoppers weighing looks and character.

£658.00

Very Good

Cleanest look

The lightest cosmetic wear for the cleanest available finish.

£718.00

Included: restored camera listed lens and film back, where shown beginner-friendly support 60-day easy returns

Mamiya C330 FAQs

Clear answers to the questions camera shoppers ask most.

Is the Mamiya C330 good for someone new to medium format?

It can be, but it asks you to meter, focus, and understand parallax. Its automatic film spacing and crank-cocked shutter make operation friendlier than many professional systems. Cute Camera Co. is here when first-roll questions appear.

What film does the Mamiya C330 use?

120 or 220 film. It makes 6×6 square negatives and provides 12 exposures on 120; 24 on 220. It is called 120 film—not “120mm”—and the backing paper means the roll is loaded and unloaded differently from 35mm.

Does the Mamiya C330 need a battery?

No. The camera and standard leaf-shutter lenses are fully mechanical; an external meter may need its own power.

How do focus and exposure work on the Mamiya C330?

Manual bellows focus on waist-level screen; fully manual. Plan to use a handheld meter or a reliable phone-meter app.

Does the Mamiya C330 lens zoom or change?

Unlike most TLRs, the C330 uses interchangeable matched lens pairs. The standard 80mm pair is a prime; other C-series focal lengths change perspective.

How many photos will I get from a roll?

12 exposures on 120; 24 on 220. The larger negative is the whole point, but it also makes each frame feel more deliberate than 35mm.

Can I use flash with the Mamiya C330?

PC sync; leaf shutters synchronize at all speeds. A leaf shutter can synchronize across its timed speeds; focal-plane shutters must stay at or below their stated sync speed.

What is the Mamiya C330 best for?

It is especially beautiful for portraits, square compositions, close-ups, studio work, and photographers who want a lens-changing TLR. The larger negative can hold exceptional detail, gentle tonal transitions, and a distinctive sense of depth.

How does the C330 handle parallax and close-up exposure?

As the bellows extend, the viewing and taking lenses see slightly different framing and exposure needs change. The finder’s parallax / exposure indicator helps show the correction, especially up close.

Why does restoration matter with a Mamiya C330?

Medium-format cameras rely on precise shutter timing, film spacing, focus alignment, backs, bellows or seals, and controls that may have aged quietly for decades. Restoration gives you a dependable foundation before you commit an irreplaceable moment to one of the roll’s limited frames.