For Sale FS: Fujifilm GF670

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NortheastPhotographic

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I am selling my beloved GF670. Turns out we need a new furnace!

The camera was recently CLA'd and is working as amazingly ever. The lens is sharp as a tack, the meter is crazy accurate, it's just a fabulous camera.

There are some marks on the finish of the silver, but no issues with any of the parts that matter. Includes the box.

I'm selling it for what I paid, $2500.00

 
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Here are a couple more from my daily walks with Moses (the dog). Shot in simple Aperture Program. It just nails the exposure.


 

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I was fortunate to buy last one new from B&H for a relatively low price with case and lens shade. It is a wonderful camera and, being a folder, very portable. Thank you for info about Fuji camera service availability.
I second the recommendation...buy a thicker sweater
 
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Hah, this is Maine we're talking about. In truth I have a decently sized collection of cameras that range from 35mm to 8x10. The GF670 is causing me to neglect my Rollei TLR and Hy6, and even my 4x5/5x7. 6x7 is an amazing in between format that really gives large format a run for it's money, especially if you are making 11x14-16x20 prints.
 
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Dang, sorry you have to sell. What was the reason it needed a CLA? Was something not working? I love mine but I know it will need a CLA at some point.
 
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nbagno said:
Dang, sorry you have to sell. What was the reason it needed a CLA? Was something not working? I love mine but I know it will need a CLA at some point.
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Fixing up a small problem from a drop and aligning it. It's better than it was when I sent it in now IMO.
 
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Lol, we actually do most of our heating with a catalytic wood stove in the Winter months. However, the house was equipped with an old oil burner as well, that was recently condemned. We're having a ducted heat pump put in it's place. Heating, cooling, dehumidification. Should be great in the Spring, Fall, and Summer. It is VERY humid here on our Island.
 

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I hear you on the humidity. I'm about 2 miles to the ocean down here in MA, and we have a tidal river down the street. Oh, and I have around 15k cars go by the house every day. I live on a 2 lane street that connects RT95 with RT128.
 
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