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    Re: OT:new Fuji MF camera

    Oh Duh!
    I thought that was the back of another camera.
    Write first, think later.

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    Re: OT:new Fuji MF camera

    I also got real interested in using my old 6x9 folders. Due to their age and lack of features (and the need to keep rewinding the film onto the 620 spools) I was in search of a contemporary 6x9 rangefinder folder.

    Turns out I found one, and it has interchangable lenses and backs also. It is a little move away from the original concept due to its size and weight, though.

    If the new Fuji were 6x9 I would really be interested.

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    Re: OT:new Fuji MF camera

    I've got a Linhof Tech V 23b (which seems to be taking a very long vacation at the Marflex Camera Spa), but I'd still like a small MF folder, like the Perkeo II that I use now. The Linhof is a nice compact and versatile travel camera that can function as a view camera or a press camera, but it's not quite like a little folder that fits in a coat pocket or a briefcase.

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    Re: OT:new Fuji MF camera

    Gosh, has 6x7 become large format?

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    Re: OT:new Fuji MF camera

    No, it's why the topic says "OT".

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    Re: OT:new Fuji MF camera

    Quote Originally Posted by russyoung View Post
    Gosh, has 6x7 become large format?

    Russ

    Russ,

    Absolutely. In fact, compared to the 1/1.7 and 1/1.8 sensors on many digicams, which measure just a bit more than 7X5mm, 6X7cm could be thought of as ultra large format.

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    Re: OT:new Fuji MF camera

    Quote Originally Posted by russyoung View Post
    Gosh, has 6x7 become large format?

    Russ
    Yes.
    Wilhelm (Sarasota)

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    Re: OT:new Fuji MF camera

    This looks like something I might buy! I never warmed to the Mamiya 7. Um, does anybody know whether the lens can be changed on this new Fuji? Doesn't really look like it, but...

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    Re: OT:new Fuji MF camera

    It's highly unlikely Rory. There is no ledge lock options on the fold out strut to fix any other focal length than the 80mm one. There is a built in spacing lock though - that's why there is no red window (hooray!). Looks like it has at least, centre-weighted metering built in. That must be a first for any vintage folding camera.

    I didn't warm to the Mamiya 7 either. The lenses are cold and clinically sharp. Be nice to see if this folder has a usable filter thread for ND grads too. It looks like a little Fuji that 'could'...

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    Re: OT:new Fuji MF camera

    Thanks, Rob. My feelings exactly on those Mamiya lenses, BTW.

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