Bronica sq 80mm photos series#

The camera is fully manual, without even a light meter, so an external meter is needed. Komura lenses seems to be much larger than other makes. Fantastic shot and an excellent scan, this has a lot of presence OP. A Bronica lens is a bit different in that the focus mechanism is not part of the lens. I love the riparian oak habitats here (there). You can buy a Prism viewfinder to solve this issue, but I don't have the money at the moment! Northern California, March 2022 Bronica SQ-A - 80mm f/2.8 - Portra 400 Beautiful. I usually use this camera on a tripod when I can, which is a bit of a pain as if you are shooting at eye level, you have to be 'above' eye level, in order to look through the viewfinder. The photographs are of the actual item for sale and this item only includes what you see in the photographs.

If you have used WLV's (waist level viewfinders) before, the Off-Axis thing takes a while to get used to. The item has been fully tested as operational. The viewfinder is perhaps the most impressive, really big and bright. the fact that the mechanical SQ-B comes with a new PS/B 80mm F/2.8 lens. And shooting with the Bronica allows much easier use of a circular polarizer (used on all the color images here) because.

The 1Г—2.4 aspect ratio comes close to the 1Г—2.7 (24mm x 65mm) pano of my Fuji TX1 (aka XPan).

Bronica sq 80mm photos series#

My set up is the Bronica SQ-Ai body, with a 120 film back, 80mm 2.8 lens, and a waist level viewfinder. Zenza Bronica SQ-Ai + 80mm f2.8 Zenzanon-PS + SQ-i 6ењ† 120 Roll Film Back + Motor Drive SQ-i Light haze under the rear element and some dust inside, no significant affect on image quality. Step up to a Bronica SQ-B and unwrap a world of possibilities L. This film back enables the Bronica SQ series medium format film cameras to shoot 24mm x 54mm panoramic photos using 135mm film. The Bronica SQ-Ai is simply, a beautiful camera! When you hold it and feel its weight, you know that you are handling a well-engineered piece of equipment! They just don't make them like they used to!