[S] [USA-CA] Bronica ETRSi and Canon Powershot SD1400 IS
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[S] [USA-CA] Bronica ETRSi and Canon Powershot SD1400 IS

Selling a couple of cameras that don’t get much use anymore. Buy both for $725 and save $75.

PHOTOS:
https://imgur.com/a/S4Xg52e

Timestamp:
https://imgur.com/a/S4Xg52e#KvpctLE

Sample photos
Bronica 1
Bronica 2
Canon 1
Canon 2

Bronica ETRSi Kit – $650 shipped or best offer.

Includes:
Bronica ETRSi body
75mm f/2.8 lens
AE-II metered prism finder
Waist-level view finder
1× 120 film back
2× 220 film backs
Spare batteries
Lens cap

Everything works as it should as far as I know. It’s been a bit since I’ve last used the camera. On the 120 film back, one of the flaps is missing the leatherette. I still have a roll in there but I don’t think it impacts the film. Glass is clean and meter functions properly on the prism finder, no corrosion in the battery compartment. Cosmetic condition is very good with normal signs of use. Additional photos or videos are available upon request.

Canon PowerShot SD1400 IS – $150 shipped or best offer

Includes:
Canon PowerShot SD1400 IS
OEM Canon battery
OEM Canon charger

Fully functional and in good cosmetic condition. Missing the little rubber flap on the battery door, now covered with electrical tape. No impact on images or camera operation. sold on another platform

Comment before sending a PM or chat. Happy to answer any questions or provide additional photos. If you have an offer, let me know.

Only trade I would consider are for a Sony RX100VA or VII.

u/DeeM0ney — 12 days ago

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u/DeeM0ney — 1 month ago
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Is there a special type of spring bar needed for the brown strap? Or would a thinner spring bar suffice?

u/DeeM0ney — 4 months ago