Rollei 35 pictures

[KoNickon]

a big I LIKE IT!

Yes -- very enigmatic.

 

[KoNickon]

Gladly! You are a big inspiration for this small wonder. I love it. From the first roll...

Jeff -- looks like you've taken right to it! It's in good hands.

 

[petronius]

That´s good, Jeff!

 

[sebastel]

some tessar results on fomapan:

street fashion by sebastel23, on Flickr

cut grass by sebastel23, on Flickr

after the concert by sebastel23, on Flickr

week 14: concert hall forum by sebastel23, on Flickr

 

[sebastel]

and some portrait format, too:

coffee bar by sebastel23, on Flickr

these are not witnesses, but real estate agents by sebastel23, on Flickr

 

[erikhaugsby]

Picked me up a 35S this week. It's my third 35S, but I had to return the first one (in 2006) due to poor financial planning--and the second was knowingly bought as a gift for my sister. This one's gonna stay mine.


Untitled by Erik Haugsby, on Flickr

It's April in Innsbruck, but there's still snow up in the mountains so it's not uncommon to see ski and snowboard gear down in the city.

 

[Bingley]

Rollei 35SE, yellow filter:


Market Street by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[Bingley]

Rollei 35SE:


Pose by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[gsgary]

35B

 

[H-Bert]

Rollei 35

 

[Mark Schretlen]

35S

 

[Bingley]

Some recent photos from Chicago. Rollei 35 (Singapore), Portra 400:


Chicago, June 2014 by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[Bingley]

Magritte comes for dinner by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[Bingley]

Street Scene by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[petronius]

Caillebotte would have loved a camera like the Rollei 35, I think.
Great photo of a great painting!

 

[Nick De Marco]

Nice thread, couple of mine from my recent blog with more, and reviewing the Rollei 35:
http://rangefinderchronicles.blogspot.co.uk/2014/07/the-tiny-rollei-35-august-in-italy-2013.html

Photo06_5 by nickdemarco, on Flickr

Photo20_19 by nickdemarco, on Flickr

Photo23_22 by nickdemarco, on Flickr

Nick

 

[Anthony Harvey]

All great shots Nick but especially photo 6, my favourite, the sort that takes your breath away! One can look at it repeatedly without it ever losing its appeal. The sort of photo that goes on a shelf or desk and never gets moved.

Although at first sight it seems a paradox that a lens can be of high contrast and yet at the same time retain highlight detail I know exactly what you mean - I get the same with my Zeiss ZM Planar 50/2, and incidentally with many of my Pentax lenses. A strange quality.

I've recently bought an ME Super and Pentax M 40/2.8, which although much larger than the Rollei 35 certainly isn't bulky. I'm hoping that the lens quality might approach that of your 40mm Zeiss.

 

[Nick De Marco]

Thanks Anthony
Yes that's my favourite one too. As I mention in the blog I shot portra 400 rated at 1600 so it's a bit grainy, but I think it kind of adds to the mood. I'm thinking of making a large (at least A4 anyway) print to see how it looks.
Nick

 

[alienmeatsack]

I finally have something to contribute to this thread. I picked up a nice Rollei 35 recently and just got to take it for a test run. Learned a few things, like I need to watch where I put my fingers when reading the meter, but I really like the look and feel of it when shooting.

Untitled by alienmeatsack, on Flickr

Untitled by alienmeatsack, on Flickr

 

[awilder]

Rollei 35S

Rollei 35S

A few my favorites taken with a trusty 35S