Your favourite photo(s) you took with a TLR

[peter_n]

^ Terrific!

 

[Ashlandjet]

I shot this photo with my Yashica MAT 124G using expired Verichrome Pan 120 film.

 

[Ashlandjet]

Warehouse in Maxwell California. Shot with TriX and my Yashica MAT 124G.

 

[lam]

I wanted to see how bad a Pre-War Rolleiflex would flare; I got my answer. I actually really like the effect it gives.


Just how much.. by lamlux.net, on Flickr

 

[ABrosig]

Kodak Duaflex III

Kodak Duaflex III

Kodak Duaflex III, pulled from my static collection, cleaned up, minor refurb and put back into active duty. Rerolled Plus-X 120 onto 620 spindles, film developed in Adonal (Rodinal). Love to hear what you think.

 

[ABrosig]

Kodak Duaflex III

Kodak Duaflex III

Three more

 

[Thomas78]

Rollop Automat 2.8 (with Enna Ennit 80mm f/2.8)

Ilford HP5+ in HC-110


Rollop Automat 2,8_07_Ilford HP5+ 400_010b von thomas.78 auf Flickr

 

[miragem5]

Mamiya C220 and 80mm f2.8

Mamiya C220 and 80mm f2.8


Noah surveys the view from the lookout on the Kaimai road by steveod2007, on Flickr

 

[rah168]

Rolleiflex 2.8E/Acros 100 by RobHorner, on Flickr

 

[peter_n]

Rolleiflex 2.8E/Acros 100 by RobHorner, on Flickr

Terrific!!

 

[bojanfurst]

rah168, that is one awesome photograph. Excellent.

 

[Thomas78]

Very nice, rah168 and Rick!

Another one from a Tessar Clone.

Rear engined car drivers help each other:


Rollop Automat 2,8_07_Ilford HP5+ 400_011b von thomas.78 auf Flickr

Rollop Automat 2.8 with Enna Ennit 80 mm f/2.8 and HP5+

 

[rah168]

Thanks for the kind words guys!

Rob

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

Rolleiflex 2.8E, Planar, Kodak Portra 800, handheld.

Stained glass windows and altar of Sainte Chapelle, Paris.

 

[Argenticien]

Well done for what I recall as a difficult place to photograph. (I was there eight years ago.) I found it difficult to get the colored windows and any interior features well exposed at the same time under available light. And the place is too large to fill-flash with any equipment you could be carrying. (I think I might recall flash was banned anyway.) Plus it's hard to compose as the space is maddeningly tall but narrow. I wished I had the CV 12 mm lens or similar.
--Dave

Rolleiflex 2.8E, Planar, Kodak Portra 800, handheld.

Stained glass windows and altar of Sainte Chapelle, Paris.

 

[Thomas78]

Thank you for this impressive photo from Sainte Chapelle!


Yes, taking photos of a church window from the inside ist quite tricky:

This is my attempt from the cologne cathedral with slide film (Rollei Crossbird 200 - E6):


Rolleiflex 4x4_05_Rollei Crossbird 100_005 von thomas.78 auf Flickr
(Rolleiflex 4x4 with Xenar 60mm f/3.5)


Another one from my Rollop Automat 2.8 with Enna Ennit 80mm f/2.8 (HP5+):


Rollop Automat 2,8_07_Ilford HP5+ 400_003 von thomas.78 auf Flickr

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

One of the real challenges at Ste. Chapelle is the crowds in the room - it is hard to compose a shot that doesn't have converging verticals because of the ravening horde of tourists. Some of the good exposure I can attribute to the near-miracle qualities of Kodak Portra 800 - it has impressive latitude and flexibility - and would you have ever guessed from looking at the grain that it was an 800 speed film? I took a guess at how to expose it - I figured the windows would average out to a little above middle gray and so I took a spot-meter reading with my Sekonic 408 (which has a 5-degree spot meter) off a stained-glass segment and used that. I might have also done an incident reading near the altar to confirm my numbers, but I forget.

 

[elmarman]

Here is a successful one on my 1962 Rolleicord Vb, 75mm f3.5 Xenar, 16-on kit, 2007 outdated Ilford XP2 Super 400 home-processed. I did a 20x16" print.

Signal to Go! by pentaxpete, on Flickr

 

[menos]

I am not sure if these are my favourites but these are from my first Rollei + back to developing myself again:


broken lock by teknopunk.com, on Flickr


portrait - businessman by teknopunk.com, on Flickr

 

[k__43]

Untitled by Kay__K, on Flickr

Untitled by Kay__K, on Flickr

""" by Kay__K, on Flickr

All shot with a Rolleicord V.
Although I have a lot of pics I like made with my new rolleiflex 3.5 that need to be scanned