rolleiflex

Latest News and Updates

• True to life
  True to life Guardian Unlimited, UK - Mar 3, 2006 Also, Jane used a Rolleiflex with a Tessa f/2.5 lens. The Rolleiflex, a large, cumbersome box-type camera that was held at waist India through her
• On the Street
  On the Street About - News & Issues, NY - Feb 15, 2006 was born in Oak Park, Illinois in 1933 and got an early start in photography when his mother let him roam the streets of Chicago with a Rol
• Tree Number One
  Tree Number One Chronogram, NY - Feb 28, 2006 Delsol used a Rolleiflex camera in order to capture images as he saw them. The Rolleiflex, a twin lens reflex camera, does not use a mirror. Freeze
• Tree Number One
  Tree Number One Chronogram, NY - Feb 28, 2006 Delsol used a Rolleiflex camera in order to capture images as he saw them. The Rolleiflex, a twin lens reflex camera, does not use a mirror. True to
• Freeze Frame
  Freeze Frame Indian Express, India - Feb 25, 2006 ‘‘Cameras now are far too advanced for me,’’ she says. Her old Rolleiflex and Mamiyaflex twin lens cameras have been preserved inside her living roo
• Exhibition of late Yip Cheong Fun's photography works at National
  Exhibition of late Yip Cheong Fun's photography works at National Channel News Asia, Singapore - 19 hours ago He bought his first Rolleiflex camera with his savings in 1936, and sought to doc

The Classic Camera/ Rolleiflex

The Classic Camera/ Rolleiflex RolleiFlex 4x4. Rollei 4x4 is called Baby Rollei, Launched in 1931. The lens is Tessar 60mm F3.5 or F2.8 and used 127 roll film. The shutter is B, T, Rolleiflex MiniDigi Finally - Gizmodo Gizmodo, the gadget guide. So much in love with shiny new toys, its unnatural.PHOTOgraphical.NET - The Rolleiflex 2.8 GX - a review Please observe that my medium format cameras are all Rolleiflex TLR's The Rolleiflex TLR's made by Francke & Heidecke, Braunschweig in Germany are Rolleiflex 2.8 FX / Rolleiflex 4.0 FW And one example is doubtless the twin-lens 6x6 Rolleiflex. The result is the current line of Rolleiflex 2.8FX and 4.0FW cameras: Classical twin-lens