sper
Well-known
The Fuji is $1750, and the Bessa is nearly $2,300.
Why the big difference?
Why the big difference?
John NYC
Established
I believe the Fuji is grey market here in the U.S. So, no warranty. Someone please correct me if I am wrong.
Still it kinda irks me, since I probably could have waited six months to buy and would have taken the risk on the cheaper version.
Great camera either way though. Definitely worth it... to me.
Still it kinda irks me, since I probably could have waited six months to buy and would have taken the risk on the cheaper version.
Great camera either way though. Definitely worth it... to me.
akk2
Established
B&H and Adorama carry it.I believe the Fuji is grey market here in the U.S. So, no warranty. Someone please correct me if I am wrong.
Still it kinda irks me, since I probably could have waited six months to buy and would have taken the risk on the cheaper version.
Great camera either way though. Definitely worth it... to me.
The bessa3 has a different lens, so they decided price it up higher because of it?
sevo
Fokutorendaburando
B&H and Adorama carry it.
The bessa3 has a different lens, so they decided price it up higher because of it?
Nope, internally the same device - and black vs. chrome does not account for more than a two digit figure in the making either. Different marketing, that is all.
Roger Hicks
Veteran
Sounds better.
Cheers,
R.
Cheers,
R.
Frank Petronio
Well-known
The Bessa is made in Germany by an old Prussian Empire firm, right? ;-)
bolohead
Joel Cosseboom
The Fuji GF670 and the Voigtlander Bessa III are the exact same camera except for the branding. Mechanically, everything is the same, including the lens. Adorama and B&H sell the GF670 but the warranty is serviced from Fuji Japan. Bessa III has a US warranty if my understanding is correct.
akk2
Established
Thanks for correcting me.
Which mean it is not a real Heliar lens (5 elements)?
I am lucky that I gone for GF670, not bessa III.
Which mean it is not a real Heliar lens (5 elements)?
I am lucky that I gone for GF670, not bessa III.
John NYC
Established
Thanks for correcting me.
Which mean it is not a real Heliar lens (5 elements)?
I am lucky that I gone for GF670, not bessa III.
Same exact camera, including the lens. Just the printing on the camera and lens are different, and the color of the body.
ZeissFan
Veteran
I guess the Voigtlander name is worth more than the Fuji name. Seriously.
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