greig_olivier Posted May 16, 1998 Share Posted May 16, 1998 An acquaintence of mine has a Fuji GW67II for sale, with a 90mm lens, for $800. I am semi-interested but don't know anything about this camera. It appears to be in good condition.Any opinions or advice? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
p_ll_stef_nsson Posted May 16, 1998 Share Posted May 16, 1998 Buy it & live happy ever after. Pall Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
andreas_carl Posted May 18, 1998 Share Posted May 18, 1998 It's a nice camera but you should be aware that the Fuji GW 690 and GSW 690 cameras are almost the same size and weight and give you a larger negative (with 8 shots per roll instead the 10). I like 6x9 a lot! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mike_rosenlof Posted May 18, 1998 Share Posted May 18, 1998 Really nice lens. Strange placement of shutter/aperture controls. No 'B' setting, and at 'T', you have to advance the film or turn the shutter speed ring to close the shutter - rather odd, but fairly easy to manage. I have the 6x9 model III, the lens obscures the lower right corner of the viewfinder. <p> There is a frame counter on the bottom! The number is a count of the times the shutter has been released times 0.1 this can give you some idea of how much use the thing has seen. Fuji recomends service on the shutter when it hits 500 and a rebuild when it turns over at 1000. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scott_eaton Posted May 18, 1998 Share Posted May 18, 1998 If the camera is in good condition I'd bargain a little more on the price and then go for it. $800 is a little steep for a Fuji 6x7 unless it is mint condition. <p> The 90mm Fuji lens blows my Mamiyas away. <p> Oh yeah, ignore the comment about 6x9 Fujis'. 6x7 is the perfect format for 8x10, 16x20, etc. If you buy a 6x9 you'll forever be stuck cropping the extra 2cm, unless you do your own printing. <p> //scott Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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