The company's founder Zenzaburō Yoshino (in Japanese: 吉野善三郎, b. 1.2 Acquisition and product discontinuationīefore introduction of the first of what would become a dynasty of Zenza Bronica cameras in 1959, the Latinized Zenza Bronica name was already a popular Japanese luxury goods brand of the Shinkodo Works (in Japanese: 新光堂製作所) since 1947, specialized in the production of intricate crafted and decorated personal accessories, such as metal cigarette lighters and cases, cosmetic compacts, and watches, of diverse styles and designs.
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In 1996 I purchased a bronica sqa with three lenses 50,80,150.It had a metered prism finder,speed grip and a back or two.When I took it home that night I didn't want to show it to anyone because it cost so much money and I didn't know how to justify it,not that I had to do that!.Anyhow that was six years ago and it almost seems half a lifetime ago.in this business it does!!.Months after I got it a friend used it at my sisters wedding.my policy is to steer away from relatives weddings if possible.Well there was a professional at the wedding and his photos are good really good.but the group shots of my fathers side of the family cannot be compared to the 35mm one the pro shot not now or ever.They are the best photos ever from the family ever and last year that wonderful friend of mine repeated that performance at my wedding with my bronica cameras.Since then I have used the bronica at 50+ weddings and the pictured speak for themselves.Isn't that what it's all about?Sharp as in super sharp,contrasty top colour.Well since I have added three more SQAI this time but I will still keep my super reliable SQA,upgraded all my lenses to the ps series and now own 40,50s(prefer 67mm),80,110,150,extention tubes,sca adapters,ae sqi prism,many backs and other things I cannot remember at 11.30pm.Sure you can buy different perhaps a camera that takes german lenes for the ego or as a show piece or a rangefinder for portability etc.
In 1996 I purchased a bronica sqa with three lenses 50,80,150.It had a metered prism finder,speed grip and a back or two.When I took it home that night I didn't want to show it to anyone because it cost so much money and I didn't know how to justify it,not that I had to do that!.Anyhow that was six years ago and it almost seems half a lifetime ago.in this business it does!!.Months after I got it a friend used it at my sisters wedding.my policy is to steer away from relatives weddings if possible.Well there was a professional at the wedding and his photos are good really good.but the group shots of my fathers side of the family cannot be compared to the 35mm one the pro shot not now or ever.They are the best photos ever from the family ever and last year that wonderful friend of mine repeated that performance at my wedding with my bronica cameras.Since then I have used the bronica at 50+ weddings and the pictured speak for themselves.Isn't that what it's all about?Sharp as in super sharp,contrasty top colour.Well since I have added three more SQAI this time but I will still keep my super reliable SQA,upgraded all my lenses to the ps series and now own 40,50s(prefer 67mm),80,110,150,extention tubes,sca adapters,ae sqi prism,many backs and other things I cannot remember at 11.30pm.Sure you can buy different perhaps a camera that takes german lenes for the ego or as a show piece or a rangefinder for portability etc.If your looking for a system camera that can do just about everything and the best image quality possible save your time look no futher and spend your time enjoying yourself with a SQAI Bronica
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