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Log story short - own a Zeiss Ikonta, love it for its portability (relative to the fact it shoots 6x9) but the lens has quite bad fungus and it's not in great shape.
Looking for a replacement, I was consdiering a Moskva 5 as these can be had for reasonable prices on the auction site, however I also came across a Fuji G690 in decent condition for a reasonable price. It's more than the Moskvas, but looks like a great camera, and the interchangeable lenses are a possibly bonus (EDIT: I think the one I'm looking at is the first fixed-lens edition). Plus it shoots 6x9. Downside is size - it doesn't exactly fold down like the Ikonta.
Note I do already have a Yashica MAT, but sometimes prefer using the viewfinder of the Ikonta when out and about compared to the MAT. Although it's big and bright, it takes longer to compose, plus it's the square format which I don't always want.
Does anyone have any views on what might be a better option out of these two, given my main priorities are 6x9 format, decent image quality and portability (fitting into a small ruckscak and not weighing a ton).
Looking for a replacement, I was consdiering a Moskva 5 as these can be had for reasonable prices on the auction site, however I also came across a Fuji G690 in decent condition for a reasonable price. It's more than the Moskvas, but looks like a great camera, and the interchangeable lenses are a possibly bonus (EDIT: I think the one I'm looking at is the first fixed-lens edition). Plus it shoots 6x9. Downside is size - it doesn't exactly fold down like the Ikonta.
Note I do already have a Yashica MAT, but sometimes prefer using the viewfinder of the Ikonta when out and about compared to the MAT. Although it's big and bright, it takes longer to compose, plus it's the square format which I don't always want.
Does anyone have any views on what might be a better option out of these two, given my main priorities are 6x9 format, decent image quality and portability (fitting into a small ruckscak and not weighing a ton).
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