Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Mamiya 645 (M645) Film & Digital Backs to Large Format 4x5 View Cameras with a Graflok Rear Standard - Shift / Stitch Adapter with Focusing Screen

Explore the limitless potential of large format photography with the Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Mamiya 645 (M645) Film & Digital Backs. This innovative and high-quality adapter allows you to seamlessly integrate your Mamiya 645 film or digital back with any large format 4x5 view camera equipped with a standard Graflok back. This includes popular models from Cambo, Linhof, Calumet, Horseman, Omega, Toyo, and Kodak.

This professional-grade adapter is not just a simple mount; it's a versatile tool that enhances your photographic capabilities. It features a shift/stitch adapter with a focusing screen, allowing for precise adjustments and creative control. The adapter board mounts the backs in a vertical position and slides from side to side, enabling you to scan and capture more of the scene.

The sliding board design eliminates the need for mounting a separate focusing screen and swapping it out for a digital/film back. Simply slide the full-frame focusing screen into place to make the necessary tilt, swing, and shift adjustments on the camera, then slide the back over to the appropriate marks to capture your shots.

The sliding adapter also allows you to 'scan' the 4x5 back, enabling the stitching together of multiple images using image editing software. This results in a giant mega-file with stunning detail and clarity. The sliding board features incremental markings for accurate positioning and a tension screw lock to ensure stability during shooting.

Crafted with precision, this durable Pro Lens Mount Adapter is designed to withstand professional use and repeated lens changes. Its unique styling not only maintains but enhances the professional appearance of your equipment. Experience the versatility and quality of the Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Mamiya 645 Film & Digital Backs to Large Format 4x5 View Cameras and elevate your photography to new heights.