I've decided to focus my analogue work on paper negatives and large format work, so I'm parting with my Bronica SQ-Ai system. The core of the system is the body, the 120 back with slide, the waist-level view finder, the 80mm PS lens -- all of which were purchased new by me from B&H. Ships in the original boxes. These are all in perfect shape (I've always had other Bronicas to carry when I was going anywhere rough).
The system comes with a very clean, like new motor winder that has seen only moderate use, as well as with two other PS lenses (50mm and 135mm) to give a moderate-wide and moderate-telephoto views. Also, red, green and protective filters, new batteries, strap, and other odds and ends. Details below.
Over the years, I've been a huge supporter of Bronica systems as an affordable way to get very high-quality results for a moderate price. Nowadays, of course, the trick is to find a solid camera that hasn't been beat to death or overused in the studio. This is that camera.
You can find 30 detailed pictures of the system here:
http://s1100.photobucket.com/user/gbusa99/library/Bronica SQ-Ai System
Not Pictured: ( -- Polaroid Back. I use it for paper negatives, such as this one;
-- Body cap drilled for pinhole camera use)
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Bronica SQ-Ai System - $1,000 shipped and insured to continental U.S.
Paypal or money order only.
(Prefer to deal with establish APUGers rather than folks who sign up just to buy)
SYSTEM PHOTOS: http://s1100.photobucket.com/user/gbusa99/library/Bronica SQ-Ai System
-- SQ-Ai body
-- SQ-Ai 120 back, with slide
-- Waist-level finder
-- Zenzanon-PS 80mm lens
-- Zenzanon-PS 50mm lens
-- Zenzanon-PS 135mm lens
-- Motor winder
-- Prism viewer (missing eyecap, electronics untested)
-- 220 back
-- Batteries
-- green filter 67mm
-- red filter 67mm
-- Manuals
-- Polaroid back
-- body caps
-- original strap
You can read plenty online about Bronica systems. The lens are capable of very pleasing and intriguing results. I love the look, especially shot wide open. For me, it's about the magic, not counting line-pairs.
Please write me if you have any questions and I'll do my best to answer them. Thanks for looking. --Clifton
The system comes with a very clean, like new motor winder that has seen only moderate use, as well as with two other PS lenses (50mm and 135mm) to give a moderate-wide and moderate-telephoto views. Also, red, green and protective filters, new batteries, strap, and other odds and ends. Details below.
Over the years, I've been a huge supporter of Bronica systems as an affordable way to get very high-quality results for a moderate price. Nowadays, of course, the trick is to find a solid camera that hasn't been beat to death or overused in the studio. This is that camera. You can find 30 detailed pictures of the system here:
http://s1100.photobucket.com/user/gbusa99/library/Bronica SQ-Ai System
Not Pictured: ( -- Polaroid Back. I use it for paper negatives, such as this one;
-- Body cap drilled for pinhole camera use)===========================================
Bronica SQ-Ai System - $1,000 shipped and insured to continental U.S.
Paypal or money order only.
(Prefer to deal with establish APUGers rather than folks who sign up just to buy)
SYSTEM PHOTOS: http://s1100.photobucket.com/user/gbusa99/library/Bronica SQ-Ai System
-- SQ-Ai body
-- SQ-Ai 120 back, with slide
-- Waist-level finder
-- Zenzanon-PS 80mm lens
-- Zenzanon-PS 50mm lens
-- Zenzanon-PS 135mm lens
-- Motor winder
-- Prism viewer (missing eyecap, electronics untested)
-- 220 back
-- Batteries
-- green filter 67mm
-- red filter 67mm
-- Manuals
-- Polaroid back
-- body caps
-- original strap
You can read plenty online about Bronica systems. The lens are capable of very pleasing and intriguing results. I love the look, especially shot wide open. For me, it's about the magic, not counting line-pairs.
Please write me if you have any questions and I'll do my best to answer them. Thanks for looking. --Clifton
