6x9 Only

North of Iversen Point

North of Iversen Point

Looking North of Iversen Point, Mendocino County, Californina on a very stormy day.

Fuji GSW690II, UV filter, Provia 400x, tripod

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SFX Before the GSW was sold

SFX Before the GSW was sold

Shot last summer. Ilford SFX with a 720nm filter.
developed in Rodinal 1:25

Andrew

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And Again... Score and Score... body and lens Fuji

And Again... Score and Score... body and lens Fuji

Darkhorse said:
Somehow I had the idea that the Fuji690 was some prohibitively expensive system, with a variety of expensive lenses. Seeing the work in here, and then doing a cursory examination of the facts... wow... how did this pass me by.

I have an Autocord, and as nice as it is I just don't really use it at all. Maybe it's the waist-level focusing or the square format. But in researching more rectangular and eye-level system like a Pentax 67 or a Mamiya 7, I found them either too heavy or too expensive. But this... this... Only $339 for a bargain GW690 on Keh? For a whole 6x9?
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This last weekend, I successfully bid on a GL690 (Last interchangeable lens body) and an AE100 lens (meter needs fixing)...

Body in good user condition. Lens cosmetically and optically nice and will send to Frank Marshman, as I know he is experienced with these Fuji Auto Exposure lenses, in hopes he can revive the meter.

$187 for the Body, $67 for the lens.

Pictured here are the body, new lens, and the f8 65 I recently bought (also on eBay for $325) in excellent condition.

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I also have a very nice G690 with a 65mm finder, so can carry a body with each lens. However, the dark slides work on both bodies, so I can do midroll lens changes. I bought the G690 with the older silver 100mm 3.5 lens for $300.

Will post the outcome of the salvage effort on the AE100, since the shutter does not work if the meter is not working. Otherwise it's a parts lens for the optics, or perhaps Frank knows how to pull the meter and make the shutter functional.

This is just an example of pricing if one keeps an eye out for the older interchangeable lens Fuji's.
 
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North of Iversen Point

North of Iversen Point

North of Iversen Point

GSW690II, Provia 400x, UV filter, Tripod

click to see the full sized image to see the eight harbor seals and the seagull

 
Looking North from Iversen Point

Looking North from Iversen Point

This shot is looking North from Iversen Point. The point in the far distance is Point Arena. It is just before sunset as a storm is clearing.

Fujica GW690, Kodak Ektar 100, UV filter, tripod

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A stormy day

A stormy day

Looking North from Iversen Point on a stormy day.

Fuji GSW690ii, UV filter, Fuji Velvia 50, tripod

click on the image to see the full-sized and edited PCV scan

 
MikeTinsley said:
If I had a clue how to paste in photos from my Flickr account in here I would do - I can't even get the forum search to come up with any clues as to how to do it! here is a link to one shot with GW690III though...

http://flic.kr/p/9c4LWA
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The image location can be found using Firefox by right clicking on the picture and choosing "copy image location." The image location for your full sized version is http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5082/5376072118_48906bc0eb_o.jpg

here it is linked:

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another from Point Arena

another from Point Arena

Point Arena, Mendocino County, California

Fujica GW690, Provia 100F, graded ND (dark down) filter, tripod

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