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FUJIFILM GF670

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The Fujifilm GF670, also known as the Voigtländer Bessa III, is a folding camera that takes 6x6cm or 6x7cm exposures on 120 or 220 film. It was jointly developed by Fujifilm and Cosina. This camera features a Fujinon or Heliar 80/3.5 lens, a coupled rangefinder, and offers aperture-priority automatic and manual exposure modes, along with an exposure compensator. Film is advanced via a knob, and it includes a hot shoe and a PC synch socket. The design of its front standard is similar to 1950s Voigtländer models.

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