Dan Grisez
Member
Yashica A - Fuji Reala 100
Your favourite photo(s) you took with a TLR
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Fuchs
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Rolleiflex 3.5F Planar, unrecorded exposure, HP5 Plus souped in Rodinal 1:50.
ethics_gradient
Well-known
Shifen train station. Taiwan.
Rolleiflex E3 f3.5. Fuji Pro400H.
Well done!
Merelyok
Well-known
Seagull 4A-107
Reala 100
Reala 100
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Martin N. Hinze
2010 New York City Chinese New Year.
Every time I take my Rolleiflex out people want to talk to me. I have to say, I like that. It makes photography an interactive medium.
I love how this camera flares...
Every time I take my Rolleiflex out people want to talk to me. I have to say, I like that. It makes photography an interactive medium.
I love how this camera flares...
timexchen
Established
I love the atmosphere conveyed in this pic.
Arvay
Obscurant
Rollei 2.8 GX
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
Scanned this today
My rolleiflex standard is on its last legs, the film advance doesn't work correctly so I had to cut off some overlap 🙁
My rolleiflex standard is on its last legs, the film advance doesn't work correctly so I had to cut off some overlap 🙁
Sanders McNew
Rolleiflex User
It's not a vintage camera if it's younger than I am.
My usual shooter is a Rolleiflex 2.8E3 -- the best of
the line, so far as I am concerned. It's in the shop
this month, so I am shooting with other cameras. I
photographed my wife as she was dressing to leave
for the airport a few mornings ago, using a Voigtlander
Superb TLR. Now that's a 1933 camaera so if you want
to call it vintage, that's alright with me. The light was
dim so I underexposed (400TX) at EI 1200, and stand-
developed in Rodinal:
furcafe
Veteran
Disaster_Area
Gadget Monger
I just got by Rolleicord Vb back from CLA by Paul Ebel... who does amazing work btw... here's from the test roll I ran through it just to make sure it was fixed...
Sanders McNew
Rolleiflex User
I send all my Rolleiflexes to Paul -- he's the best.
Scott --
Member
A couple from our recent London trip. One on HP5+:
And one on Reala:
Both taken with an early Yashica-Mat that I recently rebuilt.
And one on Reala:
Both taken with an early Yashica-Mat that I recently rebuilt.
jke
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Old New York City. A vanishing breed.
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tedwhite
Guest
JKE, nice touch, these two. Not often do we see photographs of old New Yorkers. Probably born in New York and odds are will die in New York. Wonder who they are, and what they did with their lives.
hookonclassic
Member
Fully agreed. 2.8 E3 is indeed a very fine camera and only 2024 being produced base on the Rollei serial number web data. I wonder how many still survived the age.
Oh, that is a very mood shots of your lovely wife. Happen to browse through your flickr, many interesting shots of nude arts, especially those taken in open space garden or roof top.
Guess "vintage" is relative...this camera is the second oldest from my bunch of camera...Hassey 503CX or Nikon F4s...don't talk about digital...only my Leica M2 w/o self timer of year 1959 is the oldest among the lot...never try any other camera older than that...lol...🙂
JeffL
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tedwhite
Guest
hookonclassic, I have a 2.8E (Schneider Xenotar). What does the "3" stand for?
lamch
Member
recent snaps by my beloved Rolleiflex E2 f2.8 Provia 100F
#1 keep the dark
#2 keep the vagueness
#3 keep the rust
#1 keep the dark
#2 keep the vagueness
#3 keep the rust
rolleistef
Well-known
2.8E3 means it's the third version of the 2.8E. The 2.8E had a fixed hood and a glass focusing screen, the 2.8E2 had a removable hood and interchangeable screen. As for the E3 I'm not sure.