This Japanese beauty captivated me from the first touch.
The first pleasant surprise is the absence of a frame counter window. For me, that was always the most annoying aspect of medium format cameras—either you wind too little or too much. And as the years go by, eyesight doesn't get any better.
Here, you wind it just like a 35mm camera until it stops, and the locking happens precisely where it should. The film won't advance until you take a shot.
The camera opens and closes beautifully, and the shutter speeds work like a Japanese watch.
The current price is set, but I may adjust it after testing with film.
