Your favourite photo(s) you took with a TLR

[Armoured]

Some from a new (to me) Diacord

Some from a new (to me) Diacord

Ricoh Diacord, not quite a test roll but still trying this out.

This last one was underexposed and has some nasty artefacts that are my fault, not the camera's.

 

[le vrai rdu]

I like this one quite well

minolta autocord, camera quite similar to the ricoh diacord

 

[hookonclassic]

Share some Rolleiflex 2.8 shots

Share some Rolleiflex 2.8 shots

 

[Hamel]

I've only shot a few rolls through my Autocord. TMax 400 scanned off of a contact sheet.

 

[imokruok]

This was just a test roll. Got a used Mamiya C220 with 105DS lens and I wanted to make sure everything worked correctly. I had worries since the take-up reel was slipping when I loaded the film, but once I closed the back it seems to have fixed itself. Then I went outside, shot some flowers, immediately developed with a Tetenal kit, and scanned a couple of hours later.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alflauren/4694572759/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alflauren/4695208242

 

[le vrai rdu]

 

[jftarragano]

One of my favorite pics, taken with Yashica A a few years ago at Trinity Church in NYC.

http://jftarragano.zenfolio.com/

 

[Mr_Flibble]

From the first picks of 4 rolls of XP2 I shot on holiday in Ireland,
Rolleicord CZJ 75mm f/4.5, at 1/300th @ f/16

 

[paapoopa]

Ricohflex + lucky 100
not the best camera, but quite like how this one turns out

 

[FrankS]

Ricohflex + lucky 100
not the best camera, but quite like how this one turns out

I really like this shot.

(I guess you couldn't ask the woman to take a few steps forward and to her right? That would have placed her perfectly in terms of composition, IMO.)

 

[tedwhite]

paapoopa, beautiful shot. Where is it?

 

[Brian Legge]

After playing with my Rolleicord a bit, my wife expressed interest in shooting a TLR as well. I found a $40 Autocord in great condition with the exception of some oil on the shutter blades. A few hours of cleaning later it was ready for a test roll. I went to shoot a local zombie walk, as you do when you want to test a new pair of cameras (I also took the IIIc out for the first time).

Over all, I'm pretty happy with these shots. I need to check the focus and perhaps make adjustments there, but might leave it alone as good enough for now.

 

[paapoopa]

paapoopa, beautiful shot. Where is it?

Hi tedwhite, this is in a small village near sanfranbolu in turkey.
beautiful place..

I really like this shot.

(I guess you couldn't ask the woman to take a few steps forward and to her right? That would have placed her perfectly in terms of composition, IMO.)

ya i guess i could, but i usually dont usually ask my subject to pose or move etc...

 

[paapoopa]

Rolleiflex 2.8E + tri-X + rodinal

 

[ornate_wrasse]

Taken with a Rolleiflex using Ektar 100 film. This was taken near sunset on the Clackamas River in Oregon.

 

[Keith]

I think in terms of pure resolution TLRs have it ... I saw a shot posted in the gallery a few weeks ago, by Arvay from memory, that absolutely took my breath away!

I found it ... aplogies to Arvay for thieving this from the gallery archives but I love this photo and couldn't seem to find it in this thread.

 

[Allan Reade]

Yes, this is an incredible photo.
Often when I see something shot with a Rolleiflex I have to think that I will never match that with my Mamiya, but the 2 old lenses I have are still good, and the ability to focus closely without supplementary lenses is a great plus, even with adjustments for parallax and bellows extension.

 

[Rogrund]

 

[Hamel]

Two frames from the Autocord stitched together in PS.

 

[Rogrund]