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  • Zenza Bronica 6x6 medium format camera with Nikkor-P 75mm f/2.8 lens, angled front view
  • Close-up of the Nikkor-P 75mm f/2.8 lens front element and engraved markings on the Bronica
  • Sample shot: black and white photo of a glass-clad office tower reflecting nearby buildings
  • Sample shot: black and white street photo of legs walking across wet footpath and manhole cover
  • Sample shot: black and white street scene of people crossing a road, with light streaks across frame
  • Sample shot: two children playing on a stone sculpture outside a glass building
  • Sample shot: soft black and white view through a paned window from a dark room
  • Sample shot: black and white view out a paned window onto foliage, dark surrounds
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Zenza Bronica (6x6) with Nikkor-P 75mm f/2.8

Zenza Bronica (6x6) with Nikkor-P 75mm f/2.8

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$600.00 NZD
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Classic Japanese 6x6 medium format SLR with a genuine Nikon-made standard lens - serious image quality in a modular system.

Key specs:

  • 6x6cm medium format on 120 film
  • Nikkor-P 75mm f/2.8 standard lens (made by Nikon)
  • Focal-plane shutter
  • Interchangeable lenses, film backs, and finders
  • Waist-level viewfinder (reflex)

The early Bronicas were Japan's answer to the Hasselblad - a fully modular 6x6 system with interchangeable lenses, removable film backs, and swappable finders, all built like a tank. The standout here is the lens: the Nikkor-P 75mm f/2.8 was made by Nikon, and these early Bronica Nikkors are genuinely excellent - sharp, contrasty, and well worth seeking out.

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About the brand

Bronica

Bronica was a Japanese brand of professional medium format film cameras founded in Tokyo in the late 1950s, respected for models like the SQ and ETR series used by studio and landscape photographers. Tamron acquired Bronica in the late 1990s and discontinued the brand in 2004 as digital photography took over, so Bronica gear is now sought after on the used and collector market.

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