| Filters: |
A series of five high-quality filters, designed to maintain
the high performance of the Mamiya/Sekor SX lenses. They come in the following
types: Y2, O2, UV, YG and SL (skylight). |
| Lens Hoods: |
A lens hood is, in most cases, a necessary accessory to keep
unwanted light from striking the lens and causing a flare. Always use the lens
hood recommended for a specific lens. |
Diopter Correction
Lenses: |
Many near- and far-sighted persons have difficulty looking
through a viewfinder wearing glasses, but cannot focus accurately with them.
Diopter Correction lenses, available in six different strengths, adjust for
this deficiency. |
| Rubber Eye Cup: |
The Rubber Eye Cup, mounted on the rear viewfinder, helps
prevent unwanted light from the back and sides. |
| Magnifier: |
Useful aid for critical focusing required in close-up
photography. Mounts to rear viewfinder. Image size is doubled, and the
Magnifier provides for diopter adjustment. |
| Angle Finder: |
Useful for low angles, the Angle Finder has click stops
every 90º and freely rotates 360º. Has built-in diopter adjustment. |
Auto
Extension Tubes: |
A set of three tubes of different lengths, which mount
singly or in combination between the camera body and lens, directly coupling
with the MSX-DSX metering system and automatic diaphragm. |
| Auto Bellows: |
A versatile bellows unit for photomacrography. Rack and
pinion control allows precise adjustment. Additional features include a double
cable release for diaphragm automation and provision for mounting the lens
reversed, for large magnifications. |
| Slide Copier: |
Used with the bellows unit, the slide copying attachment is
mounted in front of the lens to allow copying of slides and filmstrips. It has
a slide stage that makes it easy to crop mounted slides, and a removeable film
tray to facilitate copying long rolls of 35mm film. |
| Bellows Stand: |
Actually a small stage for photographing small objects. The
platform rotates to allow for best positioning, and has clips to hold objects
in place. The surface has a reflectance of approximately 18%, ideal for
exposure measurements. A clear glass stage is provided for backlighting and
incident light measurement. |
