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Monthly Scavenger Hunt - May 2013 - #15 - Ya Got Trouble
She is Nikon*
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Fuji GS645W is a serious proffesional 6x4,5 medium-format rangefinder camera which is quite unknown, unpopular and underrated.
Medium format is perfect for landscape photography. However, it is difficult to find a compact camera with a wide angle lens. The old folders are very cool and absolutely fun to use and they can also deliver good results but the more modern medium format rangefinder cameras are much better. After some research, i narrowed my choices to Mamiya 6 or Fuji GSW 690.
Mamiya was sifted out because of the high used prices. Fuji is cheaper but i couldn't convince myself to buy that "brick".
In the verge of giving up or saving more money for a 6x17 panoramic camera, i ran across this little (for medium format, it really IS little) beauty and was totally surprised by the low price.
So, after chilling around with many other medium format cameras and dreaming of expensive brothers like Mamiya 7, i finally settled at Fuji GS645W.
If you have a high quality scanner and don't need very large prints; the lighter, smaller and more handsome 6x4,5 format is more than enough.
The newer Fuji GA series have autofocus and auto exposure but imo are not as well designed as the GS series. They also lack the oldschool, mechanical feeling.
Another rangefinder 6x4,5 medium format camera is the Bronica RF 645 but as they are very popular amongst collectors and camera geeks, the prices are at least triple so much as the fixed lens fuji medium format rangefinders.
I got my Fujica GS645W for 280€ from a seller in UK in a very good condition as you can see. The only flaw is a tiny spot on the lens which has nearly no effect on the image.
Day 269/365
"Everything looks better in Black and White"- Paul Simon.
Meet the newest, oldest member of the family (Its about 10 years my Senior) a Leica M4-2 :-) freshly loaded with some 400 Tri-X... There is no Meter, no electronics at all... Just some gears, some springs, a little bit of curtain and some silver halide crystals... So excited!
Camera Info:
Nikon D3s w/ 24-70 2.8 G @ 70mm.
ƒ/2.8 | 1/500 | ISO 400.
Brent Eysler Imaging
Test Image - started working on a camera project
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KIEV 60
TTL Metered Prism
ARSAT C 80mm f/2.8
6x6 format
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Camera Portrait Project
It looks like I have been bitten by the Mamiya bug. I have shot film in four of these cameras so far and have enjoyed them all.
Finally have my own Hasselblad 500CM. Soooo pumped to use this on the regular. The 5D2 is now going on the back burner.
X-Pro2 + CARL ZEISS JENA DDR MC FLEKTOGON 2.4/35 + Zhongyi LTII
SOOC JPEG
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The Plains Zebra (Equus quagga) is the most common, and about six subspecies were distributed across much of southern and eastern Africa.
Zebras have excellent eyesight. It is believed that they can see in color.[citation needed] Like most ungulates, the zebra's eyes are on the sides of its head, giving it a wide field of view. Zebras also have night vision, although not as advanced as that of most of their predators.
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Ive hung onto all my old cameras, why? No idea but hey still my little treasures!!
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