theAngryMarmot
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I know, nothing new - but the first time I have tried it. And of course, I tried in the camera that makes the least sense (wide angle lens, vertical viewfinder, etc.)
I 3D printed a couple adapters and ran a roll of Fuji 200 through my Fuji GS645W. I hoped it wouldn't notice the Fuji is actually made by Kodak and the two would get along like long-lost siblings. I wanted to try it in a manual film wind camera, and the only two I have that aren't auto-wind are the Fuji and a Bronica EC (which I am going to try it in next as the Fuji wasn't too happy about it.)
Anyways, here are some results - hope you like sprockets. I drove up to Williams, AZ as it is ~25 degrees cooler than down in Phoenix so I took some boring "landscapes" in the point-and-shoot style that the Fuji works well with.
Williams AZ and surrounding area
I 3D printed a couple adapters and ran a roll of Fuji 200 through my Fuji GS645W. I hoped it wouldn't notice the Fuji is actually made by Kodak and the two would get along like long-lost siblings. I wanted to try it in a manual film wind camera, and the only two I have that aren't auto-wind are the Fuji and a Bronica EC (which I am going to try it in next as the Fuji wasn't too happy about it.)
Anyways, here are some results - hope you like sprockets. I drove up to Williams, AZ as it is ~25 degrees cooler than down in Phoenix so I took some boring "landscapes" in the point-and-shoot style that the Fuji works well with.
Williams AZ and surrounding area
