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Fujifilm GF670 Film Camera

The Fujifilm GF670 is a film camera from Fujifilm — known for its Medium Format 120 Film and Coupled Rangefinder Focusing. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

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Camera Overview — Fujifilm GF670

The Fujifilm GF670 is a medium format rangefinder film camera that occupies a distinctive niche in the medium format world. Built from 2010 onward, it uses 120 film format and is classified as a rangefinder type with coupled rangefinder focusing — meaning focus is confirmed through a coupled optical mechanism rather than ground glass or autofocus. The camera features a fixed lens, so there is no interchangeable glass to consider, and the lens mount is described simply as fixed lens only.

Shutter operation is handled by a leaf shutter, which tends to be quieter than focal-plane shutters and allows flash sync across its shutter speed range. Speaking of flash, the GF670 is equipped with both a hot shoe and a PC sync port, giving photographers flexibility when working with external flash or studio strobes. The camera's weight falls between 1000g and 1100g, which is notable for a medium format folding rangefinder.

For photographers seeking a relatively modern medium format film shooting experience with rangefinder focusing and a compact folding form factor, the GF670 offers a well-defined feature set supported by its 120 film compatibility.

Key Features — Fujifilm GF670

Medium Format 120 Film: Shoots on 120 roll film, producing a larger negative than 35mm for greater detail and tonal range.

Coupled Rangefinder Focusing: Focus is confirmed through an optical rangefinder mechanism, offering precise manual focus control without a ground glass viewfinder.

Folding Compact Body: Folds flat when not in use, making it unusually portable for a medium format camera at around 1000–1100g.

Fixed 80mm f/3.5 Fujinon: Fitted with a fixed 80mm f/3.5 Fujinon lens, equivalent to a normal focal length on medium format, with no option for lens swapping.

Leaf Shutter Design: The in-lens leaf shutter operates quietly and syncs with flash at all shutter speeds, an advantage over focal-plane shutter designs.

Dual Flash Connectivity: Both a hot shoe and PC sync port are provided, supporting on-camera flash units and studio strobe systems.

Camera Specifications — Fujifilm GF670

Fujifilm GF670 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel, Street, Landscape
Hot ShoeISO Standard (Universal)

Description — Fujifilm GF670

The Fujifilm GF670 is a medium format rangefinder film camera with a fixed lens and 120 film compatibility, manufactured from 2010 onward. It employs a rangefinder coupled focusing system, giving photographers a tactile and deliberate manual focusing experience. The leaf shutter design contributes to quieter operation compared to focal-plane alternatives.

For flash work, the camera provides both a hot shoe and a PC sync port, supporting a range of lighting setups from on-camera flash to tethered studio strobes. The camera's weight sits between 1000g and 1100g, reflecting the build quality expected of a medium format instrument. With its fixed lens and 120 film format, the GF670 is aimed at photographers who want a dedicated, self-contained medium format rangefinder shooting experience without the complexity of an interchangeable lens system.

Pros — Fujifilm GF670

  • ✓Medium format 120 film compatibility opens up larger negative sizes compared to 35mm
  • ✓Rangefinder coupled focusing system provides a distinct and precise manual focus experience
  • ✓Leaf shutter design enables quieter operation and full-speed flash sync via hot shoe

Cons — Fujifilm GF670

  • ✗Fixed lens only — no option to swap lenses for different focal lengths or optics
  • ✗Weight of 1000–1100g may be significant for a camera intended to be a portable medium format option
  • ✗No autofocus; rangefinder coupled manual focus requires practice and may not suit all shooting scenarios

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Frequently Asked Questions — Fujifilm GF670

What film does the Fujifilm GF670 use?+
The GF670 is compatible with 120 film format. This is the standard medium format roll film available from multiple film manufacturers.
Can I use interchangeable lenses with the GF670?+
No. The GF670 is a fixed lens camera, meaning the lens cannot be swapped or changed. The lens mount is listed as fixed lens only.
What flash options does the GF670 support?+
The GF670 features both a hot shoe and a PC sync port. This allows you to use camera-mounted flash units via the hot shoe or connect to studio strobes and external flash systems via the PC sync port.
How does focusing work on the GF670?+
The GF670 uses a rangefinder coupled focus system. This means you focus manually by aligning a rangefinder patch in the viewfinder rather than using autofocus or a ground glass screen.
How heavy is the Fujifilm GF670?+
The GF670 weighs between 1000g and 1100g according to its listed specifications. This places it on the heavier end for a folding rangefinder, which is worth considering for travel and handheld shooting.
Is the GF670 a vintage camera or a modern one?+
The GF670 has a listed year of manufacture of 2010 to present, making it a modern medium format film camera rather than a vintage one, despite its rangefinder and film-based design.

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