Tincup
Newbie
Really enjoy my 1958 Rolleiflex T that I have had since the 1990’s. Just put a roll of film thru it last week.
nickthetasmaniac
Veteran
My old Minolta Autocord
nikon_sam
Shooter of Film...
How have I not seen this thread...
A friend gave me the two lenses so therefore I was forced to buy the TLR body...
A friend gave me the two lenses so therefore I was forced to buy the TLR body...
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CMur12
Veteran
My favorite TLRs are the Minolta Autocord and the Mamiya C330f (though I admire all Mamiya models). I have ten TLRs, but these are my favorites.
Mamiya appears to have taken more inspiration from LF view cameras than from Rollei in the design of their TLRs. I think they're brilliant!
- Murray
Mamiya appears to have taken more inspiration from LF view cameras than from Rollei in the design of their TLRs. I think they're brilliant!
- Murray
stephen_lumsden
Well-known
Rolleicord 1a type 3
Torvik
Member
Rolleicord I Art Deco
wlewisiii
Just another hotel clerk
Every so often I do get tempted by a Rolleiflex but I got some accessories today and well, this is when my temptation usually goes away. My Rolleicord III setup.
wjlapier
Well-known
Minolta Autocord LMX. Long story short-the camera now has new leather, new focus lever, and a CLA by Karl Bryan. And the meter works after Karl fixed that too.
hap
Well-known
I have the LMX version of this TLR. IT's very good.My old Minolta Autocord
hap
Well-known
Have the same camera. my meter works but not sure it is worthy of using. Did Karl Bryan revive a dead meter for you or just made some adjustments?Minolta Autocord LMX. Long story short-the camera now has new leather, new focus lever, and a CLA by Karl Bryan. And the meter works after Karl fixed that too.
hap
Well-known
that's getting close to porn.
wjlapier
Well-known
Retro-Grouch
Veteran
nhchen
Nathan
I recently repaired a Mentor Mentorett from 1937. It is sitting here beside a Beautyflex. It’s quite an unusual TLR with a focal plane shutter and aperture blades both the taking and viewing lens.
I took a few photos of the internal mechanisms in a blog post I made:
The Mentorett - repair of a focal plane shutter TLR camera
yossi
Well-known
GEMFLEX & Rolleiflex Old Standard.
I am almost sure that this tiny GEMFLEX is a working TLR, just that I haven't figure out how to load film in it
I am almost sure that this tiny GEMFLEX is a working TLR, just that I haven't figure out how to load film in it
valdas
Veteran
Today I bought Rolleiflex 2.8F (12/24) version. Only 790 EUR. The bad: self timer switch missing. No lens cap. Focusing screen has some scratches. The good - lenses are very clean. Shutter speeds sound accurate (even the slow ones). Original strap. I'll probably shoot a test roll and decide if it needs a CLA or I can wait for it. The last time it was serviced on 12-11-79 by "Rollei of America service department" (sticker inside)
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wlewisiii
Just another hotel clerk
1979? It will need one especially to fix the timer and screen. Still a decent price. Enjoy!Today I bought Rolleiflex 2.8F (12/24) version. Only 790 EUR. The bad: self timer switch missing. No lens cap. Focusing screen has some scratches. The good - lenses are very clean. Shutter speeds sound accurate (even the slow ones). Original strap. I'll probably shoot a test roll and decide if it needs a CLA or I can wait for it. The last time it was serviced on 12-11-79 by "Rollei of America service department" (sticker inside)
valdas
Veteran
I can live without the self timer, I have an external one. And the screen is not so bad, but I might want to buy a new one.