KoNickon
Nick Merritt
Great news!
dreilly
Chillin' in Geneva
Jeepers, Lynn, I shoulda kept that! Great colors!
But I'm satisfied with my simple Rolleicord III. I think I'm the only one to ever use it, it's seriously like new. Usually the IIIs look all beat up with use. This one still has it's prime of life ahead of it.
I have a Rolleiflex xenar model that I'm trying to rehabilitate. It's all good except for cutting some new skin for it, then it's up for sale. Truth be told, I love the simplicity and light-weightness of the 'cord.
Incidentally, the attached pic was shot with my Sony R1. With the top-mounted LCD, it's about the most TLR-like camera I've found. Though I guess I'd say Hassy-like since it's a more horizontal than vertical camera, but I don't shoot Hassies so I won't!
But I'm satisfied with my simple Rolleicord III. I think I'm the only one to ever use it, it's seriously like new. Usually the IIIs look all beat up with use. This one still has it's prime of life ahead of it.
I have a Rolleiflex xenar model that I'm trying to rehabilitate. It's all good except for cutting some new skin for it, then it's up for sale. Truth be told, I love the simplicity and light-weightness of the 'cord.
Incidentally, the attached pic was shot with my Sony R1. With the top-mounted LCD, it's about the most TLR-like camera I've found. Though I guess I'd say Hassy-like since it's a more horizontal than vertical camera, but I don't shoot Hassies so I won't!
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Todd.Hanz
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aint life grand, thanks to the responsible parties.
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Todd.Hanz
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Meleica said:the old ricoh diacord - my first med format camera - an under-rated GEM
I have a diacord as well and agree that it's an underated gem.
a sample from the diacord

Todd
jan normandale
Film is the other way
I guess I'd better start scanning some negs. BRB
oftheherd
Veteran
Wonderful to see this. My first serious MF was a Yashica MAT 124 G. I really loved that camera. A larger negative and a built in light meter, and it wasn't too heavy for me. What not to like until I got a 6x7? I also have a couple of others but don't really use them. Maybe it's time. And, like others, I can now load some 6x6 in the gallery.
I also really enjoyed seeing some of the photos in this thread, both the cameras and the results of using them. Really nice!
Thanks for the new forum!!!
I also really enjoyed seeing some of the photos in this thread, both the cameras and the results of using them. Really nice!
Thanks for the new forum!!!
FrankS
Registered User
oftheherd
Veteran
My TLR's
My TLR's
Well, since many others are showing their TLR's, I thought I would to. They are in my gallery, and the links are below ( or the thumbnails or whatever shows up ).
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/500/thumbs/Reflekta_copy.jpg
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/500/thumbs/Rolleiflex_copy.jpg
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/500/thumbs/Rediflex_copy.jpg
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/500/thumbs/Schnapps-O-Flex_copy.jpg
The only one I have ever used is the Rollieflex. Some day I will try the Reflekta and but probably not the Rediflex. Wish I had used the Schnapps-O-Flex. sigh
I also have a Yashicamat D but sadly it doesn't work. Really like to see the photos of other TLR's. Some look really great, not all used up like mine.
My TLR's
Well, since many others are showing their TLR's, I thought I would to. They are in my gallery, and the links are below ( or the thumbnails or whatever shows up ).
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/500/thumbs/Reflekta_copy.jpg
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/500/thumbs/Rolleiflex_copy.jpg
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/500/thumbs/Rediflex_copy.jpg
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/500/thumbs/Schnapps-O-Flex_copy.jpg
The only one I have ever used is the Rollieflex. Some day I will try the Reflekta and but probably not the Rediflex. Wish I had used the Schnapps-O-Flex. sigh
I also have a Yashicamat D but sadly it doesn't work. Really like to see the photos of other TLR's. Some look really great, not all used up like mine.
MartinP
Veteran
Hmmm, I used my semi-resurrected Mamiya C3 for a roll on the Equinox shoot. If (big if) the camera worked after my repairs, then I will show one of the results here. Plus a pic of the thing too of course.
Ash
Selflessly Self-involved
Wow cool. I have a new forum to flood with shots from the rolleicord 
MelanieC
Well-known
Yay!
The Rollei 2.8F:
Two with the Rollei from the past month:
The Rollei 2.8F:

Two with the Rollei from the past month:


amateriat
We're all light!
Melanie: Zowie! I didn't know (okay, I forgot, all right?) you were packing square-format stuff. Nice pics, too. I might need to stay away from this thread for a while...
- Barrett
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Bingley
Veteran
Melanie - The picture of that dog of yours... the facial expression is priceless! Like a stand-up comedian... "Didja hear the one about the cat from Yonkers...?" Give that dog a cigar, and he'd be George Burns. Terrific photo.
jan normandale
Film is the other way
Melanie.. your image of that dog just about jumps off the screen. Wonderful example to show what these cameras can do.
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tedwhite
Guest
Melanie, your picture of the dog knocks my socks off (actually, I'm not wearing socks as I just got up, it's just the first figure of speech that popped into my head).
This could easily grace the cover of the next AKC magazine. And it does, indeed, show what a Rolleiflex is capable of. Also, was it printed on Agfa paper? There's a slight brown tone...
This could easily grace the cover of the next AKC magazine. And it does, indeed, show what a Rolleiflex is capable of. Also, was it printed on Agfa paper? There's a slight brown tone...
FrankS
Registered User
Melanie, great eyes on that dog. Yellow irises I assume. The back-lighting in combination with shallow DOF makes it pop off the screen. Well done.
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GeneW
Veteran
Melanie, Gotta join the chorus about the shot of your dog. It's a wowser of bowser! 
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GeneW
Veteran
The new forum is wonderful! Thank you Stephen.
To celebrate here's a little TLR art:
complete with RFF hat
Gene
To celebrate here's a little TLR art:

complete with RFF hat
Gene
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