FUJI RANGEFINDER FILM CAMERAS
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TriX in Jobo Alpha
Polychromeprint (though in this case it is more an Oligo-, but it get's more flesh anyway) onto Kodak Bromide + selenium
Fuji GS645S
Kodak Ektar 100
From a recent trip with Christopher Magni Kjerholt on a very early morning.
Old and new in Berlin before the storm, Lobe Block Wedding
Fuji GS645 on Fomapan 200 @100 in Caffenol CCHrs
Spending time in the coutryside is a relaxing experience. One evening I just took my Fuji GS645 rangefinder and went for a stroll to capture some casual shots.
Camera: Fuji GS645 Pro
Film: Kodak Portra 400
Scanned via Noritsu film scanner.
Fuji GS645S Professional Wide 60 6x4.5 Medium Format camera - how's that for a mouthful?
I've never shot any kind of medium format so when I had an opportunity to pick this one up, it seemed too good a chance to miss and I'll look forward to trying it in due course.
The Fuji GS645S Professional Wide60 was released 1 October 1984 and is a rangefinder camera that uses a newly designed EBC Fujion W 60mm f/4 Orthometar-type lens comprised of 7 elements in 5 groups, mounted in a mechanical Copal 00 shutter[1]. The 60mm lens was chosen with snapshots in the city, or group pictures in mind, for which Fuji received user feedback saying the 45mm was too wide.[1] The lens is a 35mm equivalent to 35mm, with a 49mm filter thread. Aperture stops on the lens include 22, 16, 11, 8, 5.6, and 4. In the case of the S version it is protected by a circular "cow bar" (or roo bar if you're Australian!). The light meter has a measuring range of 4 to 18 EV and can be set from 25 to 1600 ISO in 1/3 stops. The finder contains a coupled type double image rangefinder for focusing. A 0.5x magnification with a 40 mm baseline which is a 20 mm effective baseline. Bright lines are present with automatic parallax correction to assist in framing. (camera-wiki.org/wiki/Fuji_GS645_Professional_series)
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Advertised as in 'excellent condition' but if your definition of 'excellent condition' means a working camera then it's not. The shutter is broke.
Appareil Photo: Fuji GS645S + Filtre Rouge
Pellicule: Rollei Superpan 200
Révélateur: Xtol 1+1
La Bourboule
Testing cameras and new film in Romania. I'm not keen on this pose but I wanted to share another example with this film - it makes greens really pop!
Patricia, Romania
120 Lomo 800 film - Full film review to follow.
04.03.20 - Latest video - youtu.be/WMCDSj-tr2g + blog review mrleica.com/barnack-leica-comparison/
Fujica GS645 @f3.5 + 120 Lomography 800 film
C41 lab developed, Epson v800 scan
(I will show the camera on a video I shot in Romania)
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Another photo from the first roll of film in this camera for maybe 5+yrs. Finally the sticking shutter has been repaired so I took it out. Teaching a 1-2-1 photography workshop in Birmingham recently, here with Maddison
Fujica GS645 Pro + 120 Fomapan 100 film
Developing - 1:4 Fresh Xtol + 2.5ml Rodinal, 18min at 20 degrees, 2Iv, Epson v800 scan
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23.02.20 - New video youtu.be/J6ChIM_pFx8
The first photo shot in this camera for maybe 5+yrs. Finally the sticking shutter has been repaired so I took it out yesterday. Teaching a 1-2-1 photography workshop in Birmingham today, here with Maddison - Loooovve her look
Repair guy said this lens was better than the Mamiya 6 lens (which I have and is also good) so well done Fujica for another awesome 645 lens!)
Fujica GS645 Pro + 120 Fomapan 100 film
Developing - 1:4 Fresh Xtol + 2.5ml Rodinal, 18min at 20 degrees, 2Iv, Epson v800 scan
I shot a roll of 35mm Kodak Gold in a Leica M3, 120 Lomo 800 in a Fuji GF670, B&W in a Fuji GS645.. some B&W in a Leica M2 so lots of good stuff to come! :D
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New video! 31.01.20 -Tenerife Photography Workshop / Tenerife Model Photography Shoot (BTS) and Nikon F5 film loading (skip to 3:41). youtu.be/0ZBBQCO_U08
Sappoo, Hokkaido.
Fuji-Holga 120S, Fujinar 75mm F3.5 of Super-Fujicasix at F4.0, replaced from EBC Fujinon 75mm F3.4 of Fujica GS645 ( www.flickr.com/photos/threepinner/22015924430/ completely broken ), Neopan SS expired in 1996, exposed as ISO 25, developed with SPD at 26 Deg.C. for 8min, scanned with Plustek OpticFilm 120 + Vuescan at 5300DPI, edited with GIMP. This is test shot for the camera.
Fujifilm GS645 on Fomapan 200 @160 in Caffenol CHrs
I'm still looking for an extremely portable medium format camera as my every day camera. A folder should do it. So I give this GS545 a try. I know about all quirks with it. So far, it seems to have light leaks and biggest issue: it doesn't open its lens completely all the time. I still hope, it will come more with using. I got the impression, the more I shoot, even without film, the more reliable it opens.
Here is a new toy to satisfy my film addiction. Long ago I had a Fuji 6x7 rangefinder so this is very familiar.
Fuji GS645S
Kodak Ektar 100
From a recent trip with Christopher Magni Kjerholt on a very early morning.
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YouTube: Fuji GS645 Review - youtu.be/EGS76-VvUuI
Finally the sticking shutter had been repaired so I took it out. Teaching a 1-2-1 photography workshop in Birmingham recently, here with Maddison
Fujica GS645 Pro + 120 Fomapan 100 film
Developing - 1:4 Fresh Xtol + 2.5ml Rodinal, 18min at 20 degrees, 2Iv, Epson v800 scan