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FUJIFILM GS645

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The Fujica GS645 Professional is a folding rangefinder camera released in March 1983. It features an EBC Fujinon S 75mm f/3.4 lens with 5 elements and a closest focus distance of 1m. The camera uses a bellows for focusing and has a coupled double image rangefinder. Its light meter has a measuring range of 3.5 to 18 EV and can be set from 25 to 1600 ISO. The GS645 takes 120 and 220 film in a 6x4.5 format and is known for its sharp lenses. When folded, its depth is 56mm, and it weighs 820g without batteries.

An eagle stands atop a large pile of garbage under a cloudy sky.
A brightly lit food stand with a green sign reading "WÜRSTELBOX" reflects onto a wet street at night.
A sign for Ocean Beach and Golden Gate stands on a sandy beach with dunes and the ocean in the background.
Two horses stand in a bright purple field with a wooden fence in the foreground and a house and trees on a distant hill.
A woman lies in bed, partially covered by a white duvet, with warm light illuminating her face.
A swing set stands in the still water of the Salton Sea at dusk, with its reflection visible below.
A vast field of tall grass stretches towards a distant mountain range under a cloudy sky, with power lines and a utility pole visible.
A red convertible car is parked by a lake with mountains in the background and people standing near a railing.
A mannequin with a red, horned head and a dark suit kneels by a window in a dilapidated room with graffiti on the walls.
People are gathered around a truck filled with orange and red flowers at a market.

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