Fujifilm GA645 Professional Review: Medium Format Magic in 2026?

Описание: This video is a photography vlog about the Fujifilm GA645 Professional medium format film camera as part of our photography education series. Subscribe to our channel if you love photography.

Dive into the timeless charm of the Fujifilm GA645 Professional – a 25-year-old medium format film camera that's still delivering magic in 2026! In this review, I, Ed Aldridge, explore why this autofocus beast from 1995 remains one of the best medium format cameras for street, travel, and portrait photography. From its compact build and snappy autofocus to the sharp 60mm f/4 lens, superb metering, and that classic Fuji color pop, we'll cover build quality, controls, history, pros, cons, and whether it's worth hunting down on the used market today.Key highlights:History & Build: Released in 1995, this portable 6x4.5 format camera weighs just 815g and feels secure with a rubberized grip – perfect for on-the-go shooting.
Controls & Metering: Intuitive dials for shutter speed, aperture, and modes; center-weighted metering that's reliable in most situations, handling exposures from EV 3 to 18.
Autofocus & Lens: Hybrid AF system nails focus most of the time with a 0.7m minimum distance; the Super EBC Fujinon 60mm f/4 lens (35-37mm equivalent) delivers razor-sharp images with vibrant colors and smooth bokeh.
Pros: Super compact, lightweight, great automation, easy to use for medium format beginners.
Cons: Fixed lens limits versatility, plastic build might feel cheap, autofocus quirks in low light.

Is this film camera still a steal in 2026? Absolutely – if you love the analog vibe without sacrificing quality! Drop a comment below: What's your favorite medium format camera? Hit like if you're into film photography, and subscribe for more camera reviews, tips, and photography adventures.#FujifilmGA645 #MediumFormatCamera #FilmPhotography #CameraReview #AnalogPhotography #Fujifilm #VintageCamera #StreetPhotography #TravelPhotography #PortraitLens #FilmCameraReview #PhotographyGear #EdAldridgePhoto #Photography #AnalogPhotography #DigitalPhotography #PhotographyHowTo