Can I buy it? Please

@@mynameisnostalgiaa You're offer?

Get a Fujifilm ga645

Because it's a rangefinder camera like a leica

@@morg7736 Differences: film format; shutter system; metering system (for the few Leicas that have a meter). By your standard, the Mamiya 7II has more in common with my Kodak Retina rangefinder collection from the IIc through the IIIS than it has with any Leica.

The Omega is a cool camera, and the front of the camera has a similar profile to the 7II, but, as you said, the 7II doesn't have the interchangeable film backs, or the film winding system. The 7II is like a Leica for two main reasons, the price, which seems to go up by $500 or so each year, and the viewfinder/rangefinder, which is very crisp and clear, like a Leica MP.

@@japanvintagecamera8869 That reminds me of another distinction between Koni Omega and Mamiya 7. The Koni viewfinder is huge and clear, but it is dimmed a bit to add contrast with the rangefinder patch. The frame lines move to adjust for parallax, and they expand and contract to compensate for changes in image size as you focus. Not suggesting that Mamiya owners should bin their 7 and chase down a Koni, which is about 20% bigger, and being all metal, is probably twice as heavy.

You're thinking of the Fuji 6x9 series