Post Bronica Photos... Any format. I just want to see Bronica photos

Great shots in this thread!

Colton, I like a lot your color shots.

Brendan, great shots with your Bronica.

One more, from my EC:

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Bronica EC + Nikkor-P 75mm 2.8
 
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Another with my Etrs, a bit north of the previous picture , on the San Juan river that separates Nicaragua from Costa Rica . 2 1/2 hours on a boat up the river to El Castillo , an old Spanish fortress to fend off British pirates , no gas powered vehicles and frequently no electricity either . Which meant getting coffee in the morning could take a while using charcoal for heat 🙂
 
Taken with my Bronica RF 645

Taken with my Bronica RF 645

This was shot with my Bronica RF645 and the standard 65mm lens on a roll of Kodak Verichrome that was 31 years past the expiration date.

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Colton, I really admire your work, I have enjoyed this thread a lot looking at your posts.

I use an ETRSi and an SQ-Ai. Knowing you own several Bronica bodies and lenses I would like to ask you about your favorites in rendering and character in general and your take on the wide angles (40 vs 50 vs 60 mm etc).
 
Elveri said:
Colton, I really admire your work, I have enjoyed this thread a lot looking at your posts.

I use an ETRSi and an SQ-Ai. Knowing you own several Bronica bodies and lenses I would like to ask you about your favorites in rendering and character in general and your take on the wide angles (40 vs 50 vs 60 mm etc).
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Hi, and thank you.
I haven't really thought about rendering and character too much with my Bronica ETRSi lenses. I chose mine purely based on focal length and price.
They are all very good. The E-II 75/2.8 and MC 40/4 that I have are maybe a bit sharper and more contrasty than the MC 50/2.8 and MC 150/4, but I prefer the 50mm over the 40mm just because I am more comfortable with the focal length.
I am really impressed with the 150/4, considering I paid $40 for it 😀
 
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