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Bronica S2 film back User manual
User manual for Bronica S2 film back. 8 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Bronica
- Model / document
- Bronica S2 film back
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 8
- File size
- 1.0 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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lenza BRONIC A INTERCHANGEABLE FILM BACK MAGAZINE INSTRUCTIONS. TYPE (6x6em) | ZEXPOSURES - 120 Film 24EXPOSURES-220Film TYPE 6x45. 1G EXPOSURES - 120Film 32EXPOSURES- 220F iimView original page 2
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Model-S2 (12 exposures on 120. 24 exposures on 220 film) Model-E (16 exposures on 20, 32 exposures on 220 film) The Bronica interchangeable film back magazines allow changing film types in mid-roll. (e.g, color to B & W, tungsten to daylight, etc.) Preloading of several film backs also allows continuous shooting of several rolls of film without having to stop to reload. The Zenza Bronica film back magazines are automatic and in. attaching @ new film back no attention need be paid as to whether or not the film has previously been wound as the tilm-wind /shutter-advance system automatically adjusts itself by the turn of the film winding crank. Also, the Bronica S2 film back magazine is specially designed to accept the 220 roll film. The 120 roll film provides 126%6 exposures, while the 220 provides 24 exposures. With the new Model-E film back you can get 16-6%4.5 exposures fon the 120 film and 326%45 exposures on the 220 film. The new Model-E film back can be attached immediately to the Bronica camera without any special adjustments. or adaptors. Note: Dark slides for the S2 and Model-E are different, and are not in- terchangeable. The S2 dark slide is done in a stainless dull finish, while the slide for the Model-E is done in a black finish. \www.orphancameras.comView original page 3
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