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FUJIFILM GL690

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The Fujica GL690 Professional is a medium-format, interchangeable-lens, leaf-shutter rangefinder camera released by Fuji Photo Film Co. in January 1974. It features a second shutter button on the front for vertical shooting and adds short-roll 120 film capability. The viewfinder magnification was increased from 84% to 92%, and the eyepiece was changed to a circular form, allowing the use of standard diopter lenses and other accessories. Cosmetic changes include the addition of "Professional" on top and a large stylized "G" on the lens mount. The focusing grips on the lenses are now rubber. A 50mm lens, a faster 65mm lens, and an autoexposure 100mm f/3.5 lens were released concurrently with the GL690.

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Three large rock formations stand in a vast desert landscape under a cloudy sky.
A one way sign stands next to a street light illuminating a road at night.
Three people stand by a railing overlooking a city skyline with a river and trees in the foreground.
A man in a red jacket sits at a wooden table in a kitchen with a cat beside him.
A long, straight road leads to distant rock formations under an orange sky.
A ferris wheel with illuminated spokes stands against a dark blue sky, with a bright light flare on the right side of the image.
A man on a bicycle and a man running are on a path next to a canal with several boats and buildings in the background.
A silver sedan is parked in a back alley next to several barrels and a building with graffiti-covered doors.
A wide pedestrian bridge leads towards St. Paul's Cathedral under a bright sky with scattered clouds.
A building sits on a hill with a winding road leading to it, surrounded by a vast desert landscape under a clear sky.

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