- #BRONICA SQ WAIST LEVEL FINDER MANUAL#
- #BRONICA SQ WAIST LEVEL FINDER FULL#
- #BRONICA SQ WAIST LEVEL FINDER PROFESSIONAL#
Film winding crank one complete forward revolution or ratcheted winding action. Fully automatic instant reopening lens diaphragm action equal-distant aperture scale graduations half-stops possible depth of field previewing.
One step settings with Waist-Level Finder S and Prism Finder S. T (time exposure) B (bulb exposure) with shutter release lock. Electronic control SEIKO #0 between-lens leaf shutter shutter speeds 16 sec. Helical focusing system built into each lens angle of focusing 171 for standard lens. Exclusive four-claw Bronica SQ bayonet mount. 67mm diameter on Zenzanon-S/PS 40mm and Zenzanon-S 500mm lenses 77mm diameter on Zenzanon-PS 50mm lens and 122mm diameter on Zenzanon-PS 500mm lens. Standard lens Zenzanon-PS 80mm F2.8 6 elements in 5 groups multi-layer anti-reflection coated 50.7 angle of view F22 minimum aperture intermediate aperture settings helical focusing from infinity to 80cm. 55.6mm x 55.6mm 120/220/135 roll film and Polaroid Land pack film, with exclusive film backs. Accessories for Increasing the Versatility 3,, 7 7, 8 8 9,, 13 13,, , 16 16,, , 19 19, 20 20, 21,, 23 23, ,ģ Specifications of the ZENZA BRONICA SQ-Ai Type Frame Size Film Lens Filter Sizes Lens Mount Focusing Shutter Lens Diaphragm Film Winding Multiple Exposure Mirror Lock-Up 6 x 6 cm format lens shutter single lens reflex camera, with interchangeable lens, film back, finder and focusing screen systems. Removal and Attachment of the Film Winding Crank Assembly 27. Distance Scale and Depth of Field Scale 21. Waist-Level Finder and Interchanging Magnifiers 18. 1Ģ Contents Page Specifications of the ZENZA BRONICA SQ-Ai Parts of the ZENZA BRONICA SQ-Ai 1. Thoroughly familiarize yourself with its working parts, before loading your first roll of film, and your pleasure in using the camera will be even greater.
#BRONICA SQ WAIST LEVEL FINDER MANUAL#
To obtain best results from your Zenza Bronica SQ-Ai, we suggest that you read this instruction manual carefully, before you even touch the camera. Although instructions following are based on a standard combination consisting of the SQ- Ai main camera body with standard Zenzanon-PS 80mm F2.8 lens, Film Back SQ-I 120 and Waist-Level Finder S, the actual choice of lens, film back and finder is left to the discretion of the photographer, who should choose what is suitable for the type of assignment contemplated.
#BRONICA SQ WAIST LEVEL FINDER FULL#
But, at the same time, the SQ-Ai also has full auto-flash control, based on TTL-direct light measurements at the film plane, with an exclusive SCA 386 System Adapter (optional), plus a compatible SCA 300 System electronic flash unit.
#BRONICA SQ WAIST LEVEL FINDER PROFESSIONAL#
Among the many professional features of the Zenza Bronica SQ-Ai is flash synchronization at all shutter speeds, up to the fastest 1/500 second, which is one of the chief features of the lens shutter single lens reflex camera. Developed for the professional photographer, the Zenza Bronica SQ-Ai also retains the full System of Photography of the earlier SQ-A, as well as having extensive interchangeability with the full range of accessories available for the SQ-A. I'll stick to my Canon A2 for high speed work and use the Bronica for shots where I have time to meter and set things up as I want them.1 SQ-Ai Congratulations on your choice of the Zenza Bronica SQ-Ai single lens reflex camera based on the technology and experience gained with the Zenza Bronica SQ-A. I don't do much flash work, and the most current aperture priority autoexposure for the SQ-Ai is about on par with my old Pentax ME from the mid-70's. I am not really interested in the metered prism finders or the OTF flash control. The 150 mm S is a f3.5, while the 150 PS is a f4.0. The S lenses are the older design, but I don't know the specific advantages of the newer PS design/manufacture. There are two "classes" of lenses, the S and the PS. The most commonly available lenses are the 80 mm (standard lens) and the 150 mm (equal to about 95 mm in 35 mm format). My interest is not landscapes, so I have no real interest in wide angle lenses. I may one day get one of the unmetered prisms. The waist level finder is fine for me, as most of the time the SQ will be on a tripod. I chose the SQ because I can always get a 6x4.5 film holder for the SQ but I can't get a 6圆 back for the ETRS. Here is a little of my thoughts on purchasing. I am awaiting arrival of 80 mm PS lens that I won last night for $135 in purported excellent condition. Buying on Ebay I so far have a 120 back (SQ-A), body (SQ-A), and WL finder, all in good condition for <$300.
I recently (a couple of weeks ago) made the same decision, choosing to go with the SQ.
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