Fuji GW690 II Medium Format Rangefinder Film Camera with 90mm f3.5 Lens

Description :

The GW690 II is one of those cameras that needs no justification once you hold a print from it. Known affectionately as the Texas Leica for its commanding size, it shoots a 6x9cm frame on 120 film, giving you a negative so large that the detail and tonal quality it produces is genuinely difficult to match with any smaller format. The camera is fully mechanical with no battery, no meter, and no electronics to fail, just a coupled rangefinder, a precise leaf shutter, and one of the finest medium format lenses ever put in a fixed-lens body. The EBC Fujinon 90mm f3.5 is sharp, contrasty, and consistent from corner to corner, equivalent to roughly 40-45mm in 35mm terms. The leaf shutter syncs with flash at all speeds, and the GW690 II adds a hot shoe over the original model. You get 8 frames per 120 roll, which is exactly the kind of discipline that changes how you think about each shot.

Spécifications:

• Type : Entièrement mécanique
• Maximum Shutter Speed: 1/500s, flash sync at all speeds
• Lens: Fixed EBC Fujinon 90mm f3.5, coupled rangefinder, MFD 1m, 67mm filter thread, equivalent to approx. 40-45mm in 35mm format
• Modes: Full manual only, no built-in meter
• Format: Medium format rangefinder, 6x9cm on 120 film, 8 frames per roll

Batterie : Aucune batterie n'est nécessaire car l'appareil est entièrement mécanique.