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Mamiya dealers near you

6 camera businesses across 5 states and 6 cities are confirmed to carry Mamiya, including 1 authorized dealer. Every one of these is used inventory — pick a state to see who has it.

What a Mamiya dealer typically stocks

Used medium format: RB67 and RZ67 systems, the 645 line, and rangefinders such as the Mamiya 7.

The Mamiya photographic name lives on under Phase One. What a shop actually has is used medium-format gear — the mainstay of the film-revival medium-format market.

Shops carrying Mamiya

Ranked by rating and review volume. Filter by what else the shop does.

Camera Service Co Inc

Camera repair shop 4.1 ★★★★☆ 240

2323 Cumberland Pkwy SE Ste 102 · Atlanta, GA

Mail-inFilm & vintageDigital

Repair shop for film, digital and DSLR cameras, plus analog and DVD camcorders too.

New York Camera of Princeton

Film & vintage camera repair 4.4 ★★★★☆ 138

173 Nassau St #1 · Princeton, NJ

Mail-inFilm & vintage

Photography and video equipment retailer stocking new and used cameras and accessories.

Vital Camera Repair

Film & vintage camera repair 4.6 ★★★★★ 32

McAllen, TX

WarrantiedFilm & vintage

Dave's Camera Repair Inc

Camera repair shop 4.3 ★★★★☆ 29

77 Cambridge Ct · Chelsea, MI

Mail-inFilm & vintageDigital

Bill Rogers Camera

Film & vintage camera repair 4.2 ★★★★☆ 12

Las Vegas, NV

Film & vintage

PCW

Authorized service center 2.3 ★★☆☆☆ 3

2121 Lohmans Crossing Rd · Lakeway, TX

AuthorizedMail-inFilm & vintage

Authorized Mamiya dealers

These shops state on their own websites that they are an authorized dealer. That means US-warranty stock, eligibility for factory service and manufacturer rebates, and a shop that can start a warranty claim for you rather than sending you to a phone tree.

Authorization is per-brand and shops do change status, so confirm when you call if the warranty is the reason you're buying local.

Find Mamiya by state

"Mamiya store near me" is a local search, so this is the useful cut. States with two or more stockists get their own page.

One stockist only, so there's no state page — here they are directly:

Buying Mamiya in person

The reason to drive to a counter instead of clicking is that you get to hold the thing, and you get a shop that still knows you afterwards. With Mamiya that matters double: this is discontinued gear, condition is everything, and a shop that has checked the shutter is worth more than a stranger's listing photos.

On price gaps. If one seller is hundreds under everyone else, the usual explanation is gray market — genuine Mamiya gear imported outside the manufacturer's US distribution channel. It isn't counterfeit and it isn't stolen, but it carries no US manufacturer warranty. Nikon, for one, will not service gray-market gear in the United States at any price, even if you offer to pay for the repair. B&H labels this stock "No USA Warranty" — you'll see it abbreviated NUW. Silence about warranty status on a suspiciously cheap body tells you what you need to know.

The 1 authorized dealer listed above sell US-warranty stock. If you plan to buy gray market anyway, sort out service first: see who repairs cameras near you.

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