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Bronica D

Film Camera

6x6cm / 1165g

The Bronica D is a medium-format single-lens reflex camera introduced in 1959 and developed as a high-end model to compete with Hasselblad. It uses high-quality Nikkor lenses and is a modular system camera designed for professional and advanced amateur photographers.

Specs

Released
December 1959
Discontinued
March 1961
Sensor
6x6cm
IBIS
No
Viewfinder
Waist-level, interchangeable prism available
Weight
1165g
Weather sealing
No
Dimensions
86 × 89 × 136 mm
Shutter
1/1250

How to use · Uses 120-format roll film and is paired with Nikkor lenses. It features automatic film loading, double exposure, and a self-timer. Waist-level and prism finders are also available.

Watchouts · This camera uses a mechanical shutter and has no electronic functions such as autofocus or automatic exposure. Its controls are distinctive; in particular, the knob on the right handles both focusing and shutter speed.

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