Fujifilm GW690 II Medium Format 120 6x9 Fuji - Film Tested Perfectly Working

Thorouglhy tested and 100% working. Mechanically flawless with perfect spacing and precise shutter speeds. No light leaks.

Great overall cosmetic state, just like shown in the pictures. Some minor, scattered sign of usage and no major defects such as dents or cracks in the shell.

Lens is in optimal state with no haze, fungus, cleaning signs or coating defects. Internal dust is minimal and totally negligible.

Viewfinder looks slightly hazy, but it's perfectly clear to use, with high contrast and precise rangefinder.

What's included

Condition recap

The Fujifilm GW690 II is a fully mechanical medium format rangefinder introduced in 1985, exposing 6x9 cm negatives on 120 and 220 roll film: eight frames per 120 roll, sixteen on 220, plus a selector for four-frame half-rolls. Its fixed EBC Fujinon 90mm f/3.5 five-element lens takes 67mm filters and is shielded by a built-in lens hood that also covers the aperture and shutter controls when retracted. The Copal #0 leaf shutter runs from 1 s to 1/500 s plus T, while the manual-focus rangefinder provides parallax-corrected framing down to 1 m. Over the original GW690, this second version adds a hot shoe, a shutter-release lock and a checkered grip. It needs no batteries and features a double-stroke film advance, a frame counter on the bottom plate and a tripod socket. Often nicknamed the "Texas Leica", it is a popular choice for 6x9 film photography.