I had several Bronica outfits but ended with this one. It all went in a modest size bag (included) and I got reluctant to part with it. But I haven't used it now for several years and digital APSC format has taken over. The camera is in excellent condition cosmetically and is fully working. The only slight exception is the speed grip which was added later and is a bit second-hand looking. I ended up with a non-metered prism but despite having to set shutter speed manually I found it was just as quick using a separate meter - a Shepherd DM-170. This is part of the outfit and is very easy to use. I preferred using the Waist Level Finder and this requires a separate meter anyway. There is a 150mm f3.5 MC telephoto which takes the same size filter (a UV is included, not in photos) and there is a rubber lens hood, fits 75 and 150mm. The Seiko built in shutters of both lens are speeded 8 seconds to 1/500th, both working as they should. The film back is a 220 which is a great convenience as it takes 30 shots on a roll. More recently I used 120 film in the back which needs a few precautions but it does work. Most film makers stopped 220 but there is a Chinese firm making a 100ASA film which has been well reviewed. There is the correct instruction book - essential reading as there are interlocks galore if you just want to try the camera out! An Optika strap shows in the photos but it now been thrown away as I found a break in it. Add a wrist strap to the grip, much better probably. This outfit will have only one or two listings, no sale and the modular nature makes it easy to sell separate pieces......