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Cambo Actus-G for FUJI GFX
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Cambo Actus-G GFX Camera Body with Standard Detachable Bellows and GFX rear Frame. No front lens plate. The Standard Actus GFX is suitable for the GFX 50 and 100s. For the Fujifilm GFX 100 a raised rear ( AC795) for the increased body size and a spacer for the front standard to align correctly is available separately.
Standard Bellows Included
Product Code:
CAMGFX
Cambo Actus-G for FUJI GFX

When using view camera movement the photographer is able to be more versatile, more creative and gets more professional results much faster than before.

Mirrorless system camera bodies take the place of a digital back, while the Cambo ACTUS functions as a view camera with tilt-shift and swing for sharper images thanks to the fine focus adjustments and stitch facility.

The basic configuration of a Cambo ACTUS-GFX50 consists of a monorail, front assembly without lens plate, a rear frame with GFX camera bayonet and a detachable standard bellows which is part of the ACTUS configuration. Also suitable for the  GFX 100S

 

          Cambo ACTUS-G-GFX Specifications

  • Size L / W / H: 152 x 115 x 171 mm
  • Weight: 1150 grams
  • Front Swing: 360 degrees
  • Rear Shift Vertical: 27mm (12/15)
  • Rear Shift Horizontal: 40mm (20/20)
  • Focus Travel: up to 134mm (-GFX-sensor)
  • Comes with standard bellows

   See Available Front Lens Plates

            

  

              

  

                           

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