are all bronica etr cameras 6X4.5

[j_c36]

I have a bronica etr 6 4.5 and just purchased a 30mm 3.5 fisheye. it

seems to not be fullframe on my 6 4.5. on a 6x6 the crop , i assume,

will be gone and it would truely be fullframe. Not sure if i am

right, but i need full frame. is there an etr camera in the 6X6

format. i know there is a bronica sq 6x6 but etr lenses do not work on

that camera. any ifo is appreciated, i have 2 weeks to return it, if

it doesn't work out for me, so i need to exhaust my options.

[ben conover]

Hello, your new lens should cover 645 better than 66 anyway, so I don't see what you mean really. You have a full frame camera with a full frame lens, unless you are using a 35mm lens adapted to the Bronnie? If you want a square camera format to cover the full image circle then that is different, Kowa 66 is a good cheap optoin, not sure what lesn you have, tell us. All ETR's are 645 format.

 

Cheers.

[andrew booth]

All ETRSi cameras are 645s

 

Not all fisheye lenses are full frame. Many project a spherical image within the frame

boundaries - you need to crop on printing.

 

645 is a smaller format than 6x6. If your lens does not cover the full 645 frame, how would it

cover a 6x6 frame?

[j_c36]

here is a link to the same lense that i bought

http://www.adorama.com/BR3035PE.html

i want full frame, with no crop, like the hassleblad 30mm

[j_c36]

actually, I have a canon 1d mark II where the image is being cropped like 1.3

and the 30mm on the bronica looks very similar to what happens when i use

my 15mm fisheye on the canon.