TLR repair sources

[jan normandale]

@ w-cat; I used Mark about 2 yrs ago for a CLA on my Lynx 14e. He did a fine job but it was pricey ~$175 before mailing costs both ways.
He is also very, very slow. Eventually he gets there but if you expect a 60 day turnaround you may get frustrated. It's best to call him or email him prior to sending your camera. Just a H/U for those unaware.

 

[jano]

How about mamiya c330 CLA? (sorry to continue to bump the old thread)

 

[Sam N]

Re-re-reviving this thread:

Anyone know approximately what it would cost to fix a slow shutter on a Rolleicord V? I think it's only the slow speeds that are off. I'd like to have a fully functional camera, but if a repair will cost more than the camera (or a Yashica-Mat 124) then it wouldn't make much sense.

 

[jan normandale]

Sam, dunno if you read this thread but I'm assuming you didn't... so here's a reiteration:

1) http://www.deansphotographica.com/

2) http://www.authorizedcamerarepair.com/services.html

good luck!

 

[Sam N]

Yes, I had read the thread and already contacted two sources for quotes. I just wanted to see if anyone here had experience with a similar repair or could give any insight on what to do.

 

[rich815]

Brett... I always thought the 2.8 was a Planar and only found on the Rolleicord.

There are no Rolleicords with Planars, you might be thinking a Xenar (Tessar-type)?

 

[jan normandale]

There are no Rolleicords with Planars, you might be thinking a Xenar (Tessar-type)?

Rich, of course you're absolutely right about "no Planar's on the 'cord's". This was a case of goofing around here on RFF with Brett/Joe Friday. We do that sort of thing. He's just better at it than I am.