[rollei_list] Re: Bloviating, Part 2: 2/85 Zeiss Sonnar

  • From: Thor Legvold <tlegvold@xxxxxxx>
  • To: rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:11:27 +0200

But by using the Rolleikin, you might as well be shooting a Contax, Nikon or any other small format camera. The whole point of the 'flex is the wonderful 6x6cm film area to capture the image.


How often to Tele-Mutar's show up, and what do they generally run?

I have the close up adapters, but they don't do the flattering foreshortening that a true tele would for portaits.

Cheers,
Thor


On 16. april. 2009, at 13.46, Carlos Manuel Freaza wrote:


--- El mié 15-abr-09, Marc James Small <marcsmall@xxxxxxxxxxx> escribió:

...  We Rolleiflex
TLR users frequently note that the sole drawback to the
camera is that it is not a decent portrait taker due to its
normal-lens format.  Of course, a Tele-Mutar or Duonar helps
this out quite a bit!...

I agree if you are trying to take a portrait on the minimal focusing distance point or very close to this point, otherwise normal Rollei TLR lenses are very good for portraits if you are not looking for a head study IMO. BTW, the Rolleikin converts Rollei TLR normal lenses into terrific - superb-short teles for portraits.

Carlos





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