Just ordered a fully manual 6X6 Film Camera: A Zenza Bronica S2A, fully manual camera, no electronics, no batteries. Back to the basics of photography. Will post images of the camera once I get it.
Tom
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...that looks very interesting....I guess it will need a change of approach and expand photographic horizons.
I'm looking forward to your insights in using this....I guess film choice replaces post processing choices......and looking forward to the results of course.
Brian Vickers LRPS
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That will be a whole new learning curve Tom! I hope you kept sufficient funds back to cover film and processing
John Liddle
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Great Tom. I once had both a Mamiya RB67 and Hasselblad 503CW two great camera's but of the two the RB67 was the king. Back along I got rid of a host of 35mm slides but I kept the 6x6 and 6x7's
You won't be reeling off hundreds of shots, film was a good discipline, to this day I don't take hundreds of shots, can't be bothered to process them for a start. Example of that was last evening, I spent two hours up at my Badger Sett, with plenty of activity the whole time - In that time I took 15 shots, all of them in my opinion good.
Now you got me thinking about Large Format!!!!!Trev
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Nice camera Tom, I used to have a Bronica SQA in the film days - lovely piece of kit wish I had kept it now.
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