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Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8

Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 is a Bronica medium format prime lens with a normal-to-short portrait perspective. The Zenzanon-EII series sits in the later Bronica lens family and is known for solid metal construction, straightforward manual operation and good optical performance on the ETR-format system. A 75mm focal length on 6x4.5 gives a natural field of view that works well for general photography, portraits and detail work, with the f/2.8 maximum aperture offering useful viewfinder brightness and some subject separation without making the lens bulky. Handling is typically simple and dependable, with no autofocus or electronic complexity to worry about. Exact weight is not consistently documented in the available references for this exact version, so it is omitted here. When buying used, check that the aperture blades are clean and snappy, the focusing action is smooth, the glass is free from haze, fungus or separation, and the lens mount shows no wear or damage; also confirm the shutter/aperture operation if the lens is being sold with a Bronica body or mounted leaf-shutter system.

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Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 Model Overview

Specifications

Brand
Bronica
Model
Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8
Release year
1984
Lens Mount
Bronica
Lens Type
Prime
Focal Length
75mm

Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 is a Bronica medium format prime lens with a normal-to-short portrait perspective. The Zenzanon-EII series sits in the later Bronica lens family and is known for solid metal construction, straightforward manual operation and good optical performance on the ETR-format system. A 75mm focal length on 6x4.5 gives a natural field of view that works well for general photography, portraits and detail work, with the f/2.8 maximum aperture offering useful viewfinder brightness and some subject separation without making the lens bulky. Handling is typically simple and dependable, with no autofocus or electronic complexity to worry about. Exact weight is not consistently documented in the available references for this exact version, so it is omitted here. When buying used, check that the aperture blades are clean and snappy, the focusing action is smooth, the glass is free from haze, fungus or separation, and the lens mount shows no wear or damage; also confirm the shutter/aperture operation if the lens is being sold with a Bronica body or mounted leaf-shutter system.

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Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 Price History

Used Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 market summary

Prices are rising. The used Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 has risen +6.3% over the past 30 days, from a median of £159.99 to £169.99.

The latest median price sits near the upper end of its the past 30 days range (£58.61 – £194.99). Rising prices favour sellers, while buyers may want to act before prices climb further. These figures describe advertised used prices rather than a guaranteed valuation for any individual item.

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Buying a used Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 FAQs

Current prices are shown in the listings above, from 1 UK dealer tracked by SDS. The price of each example depends on its condition, included accessories and warranty, so compare the total cost including delivery.

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It depends on the dealer. Warranty length and cover on a used Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 are set by each dealer and shown on their website. Your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act apply whether or not a warranty is offered.

It varies by Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 listing. Check the dealer's included-items list for essentials such as batteries, chargers, cables or caps, and whether they are original Bronica parts. Product photos on SDS identify the model and do not show what a listing includes.

Each used Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 differs in condition, accessories and warranty, and each dealer prices its own stock. Comparing listings side by side on SDS shows the difference before you buy.

Yes. Request a free Bronica Zenzanon-EII 75mm f/2.8 quote on SDS to compare offers from verified UK dealers, with no obligation to accept. Offers to buy are usually lower than resale prices because dealers cover inspection, preparation and resale costs.