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Modular manual focus 120 SLR released by Fujifilm in 1997. This was the final revision of the GX680 and replaced the rechargeable NiCad battery with disposable CR123 batteries. Allows 15mm of right, left and up as well as 13mm of down lens shift. +/-12° of lens tilt available in both vertical and horizontal directions. In addition to 6x8 format, it is possible to shoot 6x7, 6x6 and 6x4.5 formats with interchangeable masks and finder screens. Film back is rotatable, allowing for portrait photos without having to turn the camera. Motorized film advance, film rewind and shutter cocking. Aperture priority auto-exposure possible with the AE viewfinders. Black plastic and metal body.
Fuji's GX680 is one of the only SLR cameras that captures negatives larger than 6x7cm. By pairing these large 6x8 negatives with impressive electronics with a range of movements more like a large format camera, the GX680 is an incredibly capable medium format camera. That is, if you can carry it.
The GX680 is most at home on a tripod in a studio. While you can handhold it, you'll more than likely end up with serious neckpain! Regardless of your application, the GX680 cameras offer top-of-the-line Fuji lens technology, metering capabilities, and automation that isn't found in most 120 cameras.
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