I don't know that the Bronica S2 is as reliable as say a Hasselblad, but I think they are well built and very good cameras. With the S2 and the S2a that came after it, I think Bronica was able to resolve much of the reliability issues that seemed to come up with the earlier cameras. You don't feel the clack of the mirror the way you do with the Pentax, or even a Hasselblad.
#Bronica sq a 6x7 full#
The Zenza Bronica SQ-A has been designed to take full advantage of the square 6cm x 6cm. useful versatility, such as required for professional photography. developed to give you quality performance, simple handling convenience and extremely. Among the many professional features of Bronica SQ series is flash synchronization at all shutter speeds.
#Bronica sq a 6x7 portable#
The shutter is loud (rivaled only by the mighty Pentax 6x7), but it is surprisingly smooth. Congratulations on your choice of the Bronica SQ-A single lens reflex camera that has been. Bronica SQ series are manually operating 6圆cm SLR cameras built to satisfy all the needs of professional photographers who works with hand-held exposure meters, studio and/or portable electronic flash units and various types of accessories. When you're out with it, people usually take note, and when the shutter goes off, people really take note. My particular camera has grey leatherette, which makes it look even better in my opinion. I think it's one of the best looking cameras out there. It's big, it's bold, and it's covered in chrome. The Zenza Bronica S2 is (to me) the 1957 Chevy Belair of cameras. In real world results, I think the Nikkor-P 75/2.8 is every bit as good as the best from Zeiss and Schneider. I personally think this lens is possibly the most underrated lens out there, and I think it is worth having an early Bronica just to have this lens. The standard lens being the Nikkor-P 75/2.8, a 5 element lens design based on the Carl Zeiss Biometar design. I think Id got for the RB67 Mamiya if I were to go for that size. You dont feel the clack of the mirror the way you do with the Pentax, or even a Hasselblad. Ive not often seen them on sale, and I believe they take different lenses from the SQ which might make it difficult to built a kit. Eventually Bronica would have their own range of Zenzanon lenses, but most of the earlier Bronica cameras came equipped with Nikkor lenses. Congratulations on your choice of the Zenza Bronica SQ-Am single lens reflex camera which has been developed to provide the user. The shutter is loud (rivaled only by the mighty Pentax 6x7), but it is surprisingly smooth. When the Zenza Bronica company first got started, they lacked the wherewithal to produce their own lenses, so they convinced Nikon to produce a range of medium format Nikkor lenses for the Bronica cameras.
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