Your favourite photo(s) you took with a TLR

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Rolleiflex 75mm f/3.5 Xenotar
 
Filmfan: That's a very good one, considering the indoor lighting and the relatively slow lens (f:3.5). Who cares about vignetting, anyway? I certainly don't. And a lovely woman in the bargain!
 
Not my favourite, but...

Not my favourite, but...

My favourite TLR photos are almost all of friends, family, kids - portraits, in short. Without fail, friends are blown away by the quality, even from mediocre scans - they just jump off the page, screen, whatever the medium might be. Can't explain.

BUT: I don't like posting pictures of friends and family without clearing with them. So instead here's just a regular snap of a church off Red Square.

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Your favourite photo(s) you took with a TLR

Duane Allman. 1971, Jubilee, UNC-Chapel Hill

Tri-X, Yashica-Mat

Ric Carter
 

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tedwhite said:
Filmfan: That's a very good one, considering the indoor lighting and the relatively slow lens (f:3.5). Who cares about vignetting, anyway? I certainly don't. And a lovely woman in the bargain!
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Thanks Ted. I actually like the vignetting, but I know it's not unanimously appreciated by any means...
 
My Rolleiflex T (Tessar 75/3.5)
Fuji Acros 100

my favourite shots from recent rolls

##I'm considering if i should get a 2.8e/2.8f for softer B/W tone.

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This is my first time using a TLR, a battered old Minolta Autocord. The taking lens has some stratches on it but it (to my untrained eye) still takes very nice images.

Ilford FP4+ in HC-110B, 8 mins.

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