I might have one for the III - comes with a cradle that fits under the camera. I also have one for the I/II so am familiar with the two different ones.
The neck strap for the Ⅲ does not come with a cradle. That's for the Ⅰ/Ⅱ. Please refer to the last page of GX680 Ⅲ brochure.
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ah yes... thank you. I have an SK Grimes handle for the GX680III and I think that is what was confusing me.
If you are interested in the strap for the III then I am willing to sell mine - in very good condition as it looks like there is no wear on the chromed area where it would mount to the posts on the camera body.
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The neck strap is for moving to a location from the car park. It would take less than 30 minutes on foot. Thanks for your advice.
Hello, do you still have the shoulder strap for Fuji gX680iii? Thank you very much for your reply. In addition, I use machine translation, so there may be some errors, but I believe you can still understand what I mean.
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Hello, may I ask if you still have the shoulder strap for Fuji gX680iii? Thank you very much for your reply. In addition, I use machine translation, so there may be some errors, but I believe you can still understand what I mean.
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Aside from using a strap around your neck, it would probably be helpful in just transporting the big and heavy contraption.
I don't actually recommend buying this camera. It's too bulky, and there are very few accessories available (people who have them don't want to sell them). The first and second generations use some accessories separately, and the third and third generations use another type of accessories (only the lens is universal among the three models). If you're not shooting commercial photography or doing large events, I suggest buying a portable SLR camera like the Pentax 645.BTW, I've thought about getting that camera myself, just because it's such a beast, plus those great front movements.
Among the important accessories, the first and second generation shutter cables can be used with the same model, while the third generation and third generation s use another shutter cable, and their film backs are incompatible, the situation is the same as mentioned above.I don't actually recommend buying this camera. It's too bulky, and there are very few accessories available (people who have them don't want to sell them). The first and second generations use some accessories separately, and the third and third generations use another type of accessories (only the lens is universal among the three models). If you're not shooting commercial photography or doing large events, I suggest buying a portable SLR camera like the Pentax 645.
The gx680 is so heavy that I use a monopod to help me hold it (at the show, I need to move quickly). If you put it in your bag, you will miss the chance to capture the moment.I use mine in a bag with a hand strap. When I take a picture I take it out. You don’t want this camera on your neck. Even my mamiya 6 is a little too much.
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