Fujifilm GX680 180mm f/5.6
The Fujifilm GX680 180mm f/5.6 is a telephoto lens for the GX680 medium format system, providing an equivalent focal length of approximately 87mm in 35mm format. It is particularly well-suited for portraiture and tight architectural shots. Like other lenses in the system, it incorporates an internal leaf shutter and is designed to take full advantage of the camera's front standard movements for perspective and depth-of-field control.
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Fujifilm GX680 180mm f/5.6 Model Overview
Specifications
- Brand
- Fujifilm
- Model
- GX680 180mm f/5.6
- Release year
- 1984
- Lens Mount
- Fujifilm G
- Lens Type
- Telephoto
- Focal Length
- 180mm
The Fujifilm GX680 180mm f/5.6 is a telephoto lens for the GX680 medium format system, providing an equivalent focal length of approximately 87mm in 35mm format. It is particularly well-suited for portraiture and tight architectural shots. Like other lenses in the system, it incorporates an internal leaf shutter and is designed to take full advantage of the camera's front standard movements for perspective and depth-of-field control.
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