biggles3
Well-Known Member
I love my old X-T1 and X-Pro but it is the Fuji glass I really love. This passion started many years ago when I bought a couple of their 6x8 cameras and a large set of lenses. The GX680III and IIIS are wonderful cameras - if hernia inducing - but as always with Fujifilm, the lenses are truly exceptional. Thankfully 120 film is still about although I have attached Ixpress digital backs to the 680s albeit with a severe crop.
I've attached a piccie showing my 2 big Fujis - the one in the front has a stunning wide-angle - the GXM 50mm - along with a bespoke carrying handle; the one to the rear has the GXM 100-200mm with rail and the AE Finder which is the heaviest camera combination I've ever had to lug around. With this one, I have to use a fluid-damped video tripod which adds further to the weight of the kit - but the results make it worth it.
Fuji GX680 handle rev
There's still life in the old technologies...
I've attached a piccie showing my 2 big Fujis - the one in the front has a stunning wide-angle - the GXM 50mm - along with a bespoke carrying handle; the one to the rear has the GXM 100-200mm with rail and the AE Finder which is the heaviest camera combination I've ever had to lug around. With this one, I have to use a fluid-damped video tripod which adds further to the weight of the kit - but the results make it worth it.
Fuji GX680 handle rev
There's still life in the old technologies...