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Phase One P 25

Phase One · Mamiya 645 · 0.58× crop

The Phase One P 25 uses the Mamiya 645 mount with a 0.58× crop factor (about 62.4 × 41.6 mm sensor). Below: equivalent focal lengths, maximum shutter speeds for sharp stars, a hyperfocal distance chart, compatible lenses and how to check the shutter count.

Mount
Mamiya 645
Crop factor
0.58×
Sensor (approx.)
62.4 × 41.6 mm
Circle of confusion
0.052 mm

Equivalent focal length & field of view

Lens focal lengthFull-frame equivalentDiagonal FOVHorizontal FOV
18 mm10 mm128.7°120.0°
20 mm12 mm123.9°114.7°
24 mm14 mm114.8°104.9°
28 mm16 mm106.5°96.2°
35 mm20 mm93.9°83.4°
50 mm29 mm73.7°63.9°
85 mm49 mm47.6°40.3°
135 mm78 mm31.0°26.0°
200 mm115 mm21.2°17.7°
300 mm173 mm14.2°11.9°
400 mm231 mm10.7°8.9°
600 mm346 mm7.2°6.0°

Multiply by the 0.58× crop factor for the full-frame equivalent field of view.

Milky Way exposure: NPF and 500 rule

Focal lengthNPF @ f/1.8NPF @ f/2.8Strict NPF @ f/2.8500 rule
18 mm13.3 s15.3 s8.3 s48.1 s
20 mm12.0 s13.8 s7.4 s43.3 s
24 mm10.0 s11.5 s6.2 s36.1 s
28 mm8.6 s9.8 s5.3 s30.9 s
35 mm6.9 s7.9 s4.3 s24.8 s
50 mm4.8 s5.5 s3.0 s17.3 s

NPF = (35 × f-number + 30 × pixel pitch) ÷ focal length, with a pixel pitch of 5.9 µm (typical for this format — exact resolution not in our database). The strict version (Michaud's detailed NPF for the galactic core) gives pin-point stars at 100% view; the 500 rule is a loose rule of thumb that shows trailing on modern sensors.

Hyperfocal distance chart

Focal lengthf/2.8f/5.6f/8f/11f/16
24 mm4.0 m2.0 m1.4 m1.0 m0.7 m
28 mm5.4 m2.7 m1.9 m1.4 m1.0 m
35 mm8.4 m4.2 m3.0 m2.2 m1.5 m
50 mm17 m8.6 m6.1 m4.4 m3.1 m

Focus at the hyperfocal distance and everything from half that distance to infinity is acceptably sharp (circle of confusion 0.052 mm). Use the hyperfocal calculator for other settings.

Compatible lenses (10 in our database)

LensFocal lengthMax apertureMount
Schneider-Kreuznach 28mm Digitar f/2.828 mmf/2.8Mamiya 645
Mamiya 35mm f/3.535 mmf/3.5Mamiya 645
Mamiya 35mm f/22.0-3.535 mmf/22Mamiya 645
Mamiya 55-110mm f/4.555–110 mmf/4.5Mamiya 645
Schneider-Kreuznach LS 55mm f/2.855 mmf/2.8Mamiya 645
Mamiya 80mm f/2.880 mmf/2.8Mamiya 645
Schneider-Kreuznach LS 80mm f/2.880 mmf/2.8Mamiya 645
Schneider-Kreuznach LS 110mm f/2.8110 mmf/2.8Mamiya 645
Mamiya 120mm f/32.0-4.0120 mmf/32Mamiya 645
Mamiya 150mm f/32.0-3.5150 mmf/32Mamiya 645

Native and adapter-free compatible lenses from the Lensfun database. Third-party and adapted lenses may also work.

How to check the Phase One P 25 shutter count

Not every maker writes a shutter count into image files. Try `exiftool -a -G1 -s image` on an unedited original and look for a tag containing "Shutter" or "Count".

ExifTool tag: (varies). Always test an original, unedited file straight from the card.

Where to buy

Compare new and used prices at these retailers:

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FAQ

What is the crop factor of the Phase One P 25?
0.58×. A 24 mm lens frames like a 14 mm lens on full frame.
What shutter speed should I use for the Milky Way with the Phase One P 25?
With a 18 mm lens at f/2.8, about 15 seconds keeps stars sharp (NPF rule).
How do I check the shutter count on the Phase One P 25?
Not every maker writes a shutter count into image files. Try `exiftool -a -G1 -s image` on an unedited original and look for a tag containing "Shutter" or "Count".
Which lenses fit the Phase One P 25?
Lenses for the Mamiya 645 mount — 10 are listed above.