which rolleiflex twin lens reflex

[dpurdy]

Yes they dropped that Auto-mat function. Which I am glad of. I feel much more confident the FX is going to stop at frame #1 after I line up the arrows than I do with the feeler roll which has blasted right through whole rolls enough to make me worry every time.

[lindyhopper]

Thanks for all the useful suggestions, one question which models take interchangle screens.

[Mark Layne]

Remember that the Tessar in the T was recomputed at the same time as that in the Contaflex. It is an excellent lens with a different signature to both the previous Tessars and the Planars.
Mark

[Slixtiesix]

Own a Rolleiflex T and cannot complain about it, it´s small and lightweight. I think it´s the best Rollei you can get for small money.
Its exp-time-aperture-coupling is something one should get used to, indeed. The Rolleicord isn´t worse but it´s shutter isn´t
coupled with the film transport, so you have to think of setting both before taking pictures. I didn´t buy it back then because
I was shure I would forget either

[Wilcoxson, David L.]

eddym
What I ment to say was "If I were in the market for another Rolleiflex, or any other camera, I'd..... Sorry for the confusion.

[Resoman]

Originally Posted by lindyhopper

Thanks for all the useful suggestions, one question which models take interchangle screens.

I believe that interchangeable screens can be fitted to the cameras with removable hoods, which are all the F's plus the E2 and E3.

Gary,
East Snook, TX

[Rolleiflexible]

Originally Posted by Resoman

I believe that interchangeable screens can be fitted to the cameras with removable hoods, which are all the F's plus the E2 and E3.

Gary,
East Snook, TX

And the T's.

[Thomas Bertilsson]

I don't know what model Rolleiflex I have, but it has a Tessar lens. I can honestly not tell a difference in image quality between it and my 80mm Planar that's on my Hasselblad. Sanders is right, they are all truly excellent cameras and all of them have excellent lenses.

- Thomas

[eddym]

Originally Posted by Slixtiesix

Own a Rolleiflex T and cannot complain about it, it´s small and lightweight. I think it´s the best Rollei you can get for small money.
Its exp-time-aperture-coupling is something one should get used to, indeed.

That was a feature that I LOVED about my Rollei T! I used a Gossen Luna Pro meter, and it was just so simple to read the exposure index from the meter, set it on the camera, then choose a shutter speed/aperture combination that was most appropriate for the circumstances. It helped me learn about exposure.

I was disappointed when I later bought a 2.8F and learned that it had the two wheels instead.

[Rob Skeoch]

I had the Rollei T for a number of years... not sure why I sold it since it was a great camera.
Now I use the GX.... very happy but they're not giving them away.

-Rob