Are there any 35mm TLR's?

[Roger Hicks]

. . . but I could see a nice, small TLR in 35mm, would be kinda neat, kinda like the little Rollei 35.

No, not really. The true 35mm cameras I listed (not the kits for using 35mm in 120 cameras) were pretty damn' big, except the Tessina, and the format of the Tessina was only 14x21mm. The Bolsey wasn't too huge but the Agfas were like BIG SLRs, and the Contaflex was bigger (and a good deal heavier) than a 127 TLR. TLR mirror boxes take up a lot of space and so do 35mm film cassettes and trasnport mechanisms (again, the Tessina used unique cassettes).

Cheers,

R.

 

[retro]

Tougodo made several side-by-side 35mm TLR cameras and there
are more 35 TLRs that haven't been mentioned yet in this thread.

See:
http://corsopolaris.net/supercameras/twin25/tlr35.html

 

[Pirate]

I like the Luckyflex in that link, that's what I was thinking of.

 

[Steve M.]

That's a great link to the 35mm TLR's! I agree, the Luckyflex is the one to have, agricultural inside construction not withstanding.

 

[chris00nj]

The above mentioned Contaflex is actually quite heavy.

Not to mention the Contaflex will be very expensive ($4,000-$5,000)- it is a collectors item.

 

[Pirate]

I need to just build one of these like I want and start the TLR craze all over again