dannyChou
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Welcome to post your pictures.
Let me first.
Let me first.
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shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
Some interesting shots there.
And your exposures are very good.
And your exposures are very good.
marduk
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The pics are unbelievably good! Thanks for sharing.
Araakii
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I love the GF670.
Here are some of my shots
Here are some of my shots
froyd
Veteran
6x7
6x7
Nice photos! This is the camera of my dreams...
Curious how many GF670 users shoot 6x7 vs 6x6.
Never felt the appeal of the short rectangle and I imagine I would use the camera in square mode.
Do you stick to one format predominantly? If so, which one?
6x7
Nice photos! This is the camera of my dreams...
Curious how many GF670 users shoot 6x7 vs 6x6.
Never felt the appeal of the short rectangle and I imagine I would use the camera in square mode.
Do you stick to one format predominantly? If so, which one?
Araakii
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I use 6x6 exclusively. However, my main reason for doing so is to be able to fit more shots in one roll.
Wouter
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Seriously balanced to buy one. Saw them for 1450 U$ on ebay - 'demo'... Please comment on how it is in use - weight, handling, film loading, sturdiness, etc. Thanks!
hausen
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With expired Velvia, excuse the magenta tinge. Auckland suring Rugby World Cup.
Playground, Auckland City by BigHausen, on Flickr
Playaround, Wynyard Quarter by BigHausen, on Flickr
Playground, Auckland City by BigHausen, on Flickr
Playaround, Wynyard Quarter by BigHausen, on Flickr
Araakii
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A brand new is only about $1550 - $1600 after cashback and credit card "points" but you get some piece of mind.
It's very light weight but not as easy to hold as a 35mm rangefinder. Occasionally I get light leaks on the edges of the frames. I am able to shoot handheld at 1/15 but normally I wouldn't shoot below 1/30.