Is there a digital Back for mamiya RB67?
The digital back supports a number of analog cameras, including the Mamiya RB67, 645, and C330, Rolleiflex Automat, Bronica Etrsi, and others.
What does a Databack do film camera?
The Databack A is designed to fit the A-1, AE-1, AE-1 Program and the AT-1. The back has a short sync cable that reaches around to the front of the camera to plug into the PC Socket. The back imprints on the film at the moment the shutter fires and the back uses the flash sync to do this.
What is film compartment?
Film Compartment In film cameras, there is a compartment in the back of the camera to hold the film. This compartment has a space for the film canister, sprockets to guide the film across the exposure area, a pressure plate to tighten the film, and a take-up reel to wind the film.
What is a Databack?
When mounted with a databack on the camera, it looks very rigid. The slightly contoured palm rest (Battery compartment) provides a firm grip with your thumb. The main purpose of a databack is to provide some basic info on the eventual photograph(s). The MF12/MF16 is a very straight databack.
Who made the Zenza Bronica ETR camera?
A Zenza Bronica ETRS (“plastic” 1982 modification). The Zenza Bronica ETR is a series of 4.5×6 SLRs manufactured by The Zenza Bronica Industries Inc., Tokyo, Japan. This data belongs to the photos of the camera below. Medium format SLR film camera, film: 120 roll, 220 roll, picture size: 4.5x6cm
How much does the Zenza Bronica ETRSi weigh?
Weight 480 grams (ETRSi main body only; without battery) 1,285 grams (with standard lens, Film Back Ei 120 and Waist-Level Finder E; without bat-tery.) Specifications of the ZENZA BRONICA ETRSi (con’t)
Is the Bronica ETRs portrait or landscape format?
That’s landscape format, not portrait. The Bronica ETRS is essentially the same as the earlier ETR but Bronica added electrical contacts to the viewfinder to use the AE-II and AE-III metered finders, and they also added a two-position shutter release lock.
When did the Bronica ETR get a chrome body?
Throughout the life of the ETR line Bronica kept producing chrome bodies and backs, starting from the introduction in 1976. They made chrome ETR and ETRS bodies and chrome 120, 220, and 70mm backs probably until 1981 when they switched from metal body panels to polycarbonate.
