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Hi guys,
I was considering getting a simple bronica set to bring abroad (so that if I damage it I won't feel as bad). Was considering the Bronica SQ-A or the Ai. Will prob only use a 50mm and 80mm. Anyone has any experiences with them? Thanks! Ervine |
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MF system cameras are heavy.
I have had ETRSi, GS-1, as well as Hasselblad 500cm and Mamiya-7. Consider an MF rangefinder for travel. More compact and lighter, with leaf shutter lenses. e.g. Mamiya-6 , 7, Bronica 645RF. Last edited by Keltzar; 12th October 2007 at 03:34 PM. |
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Yup, I was considering a Mamiya 6 actually, but there are none available in Singapore.
Also, I think it's considerably more pricey than a bronica MF. ![]() Bronica RF will be even harder to find than the Mamiya right? |
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wah can get spare medium format.
buy one oredi damn teruk. |
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what's the different between mamiya 6 and 7 and 7ii?
they use the same lenses, and allow 6x6 and 35mm?? |
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I own the ETRSi, pretty solid. But for travelling with MF, I'll recommend a MF RF like the Mamiya 7 or the Fujica GA645, etc. Or, a TLR is quite cool too.
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Support for Bronica these days is a bit iffy, esp. the exotic models like 645RF.
Mamiya is a safer bet. The Fuji 645 is also a good buy at a low cost, but no interchangeable lenses. There are many other cheap alternatives e.g. Kowa... but you will have to do some research. |
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just wonder if there is a medium format autofocus rangefinder.
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Fuji Ga645
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I have a set of SQ-Ai. Go for the PS lens - the quality is fantastic!
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