I've shot with the 645 before, but not the 6x9. The 645 is a pretty fun and fully automatic rangefinder, takes both 120 and 220 film, and feels like a point-and-shoot. Here 'tis:

This one's still available for $400, which is a steal. Here are pictures taken with the camera:

photo by Alexander Martinez

photo by Alexander Martinez

photo by Alexander Martinez
Bryan Schutmaat sold his 6x9 already, but they're readily available used. The 6x9 format has always seemed rather rogue to me-- does anyone out there shoot with it regularly?
The camera's a beaut:
Search flickr tags for "camera" and "sale"; you'll find some interesting things.
UPDATE: Diego Fernandez sent in an image taken with the gsw690 with the 65mm lens. Nice. I like this whole series, actually.





I have a Voightlander Bessa and Bessa II that I absolutely love- they'll shoot 6x6 to 6x9 and I always keep it on 6x9, as I love that wide format. But I haven't been shooting much since processing is such a hassle for me- no one on the island of Hawaii can process, so processing color slide film by mail is expensive and tedious. I hope to at least shoot more B&W with it once I get my darkroom finished.
The Bessa is probably for sale, BTW.
I love, love, love my GA645........
I have a gorgeous GSW690III for sale.
You can see it on my blog.
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