Quick ViewFilm CamerasBronica ETSRi kit
$1,449.99Add to cartThe Bronica ETRSi is based on the second revision of the ETRS. It has a number of new and improved features. New features include mirror lockup switch located near the film winding crank. TTL flash metering with OTF flash exposure feature. TTL automatic flash requires the use of the SCA connector located on the shutter side of the body for attachment to a SCA flash adapters. When multiple exposure mode is enabled, the right of the viewfinder now displays a red indicator. A traditional bulb mode shutter setting is available instead of just T, but it consumes power while in use. The film advance gearing mechanism has been improved. The lower half of the body has improved grip areas. The lens release has returned to the front of the camera. The film back holder EI has been improved with locking dark slide system similar to the older 6×6 Bronicas. The new locking dark slides have a grey handle. The winder on the back insert has changed from a thumb style to a flip out crank style.
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Mamiya 645 1000s
$850.00Read moreA great introduction into medium format. A highly modular system with a a large collection of beautiful glass available. Small and relatively light compared to its big brother the RB67, this system is a great solution to a smaller medium format field camera
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Olympus MJU:Zoom140
$280.00Read moreA fully automatic 35mm compact camera introduced by Olympus in 1993, the MJU Zoom was a staple of the compact camera market. With beautiful glass, an incredibly light, small frame and weather proofing it’s easy to see why it is still a highly sort after point and shoot to this very day.
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Olympus MJU:Zoom70 (Black)
$250.00Add to cartA fully automatic 35mm compact camera introduced by Olympus in 1993, the MJU Zoom was a staple of the compact camera market. With beautiful glass, an incredibly light, small frame and weather proofing it’s easy to see why it is still a highly sort after point and shoot to this very day.
