[rollei_list] Re: On-Topic Discussions: Rolleinars
- From: Allen Zak <azak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sat, 23 Jan 2010 16:29:21 -0500
Actually, I have two; MX-EVS w/Xenar and 3.5F w/Planar. I use them
more or less interchangeably, depending mostly on whim. For color
transparencies I prefer the Planar, also occasionally I like to use a
Rollei prism, but mostly I grab and go with the first one at hand.
They are in identical bags not easy to tell apart at a glance, so every
once in a while I don't know which I have until picture time. My
attitude toward photo gear has always been a touch eccentric, I must
admit.
Allen Zak
On Jan 23, 2010, at 12:41 PM, Robert Meier wrote:
Allen,
That sounds like an excellent basic outfit. Which Rollei?
Bob
On Jan 23, 2010, at 11:08 AM, Allen Zak wrote:
I regard the #1 to be essential equipment. It bridges, for me, a
critical gap in close focussing. Of the Rolleinar series, I find the
#1 most viable, the others less satisfactory in use because the
parallax is too pronounced to predict results with enough accuracy.
Some photographers use them well, but I have a hunch that except for
controlled studio situations, serendipity often plays a role in
results.
Over decades and after many iterations, my essential Rollei gear
evolved to: camera (one only), neck strap, lens hood, light meter,
small flash, medium yellow filter, Rolleinar #1, Rolleifix, film, all
packed into a LowePro Minimag camera bag. Other Rollei accessories
come along as needed, but this is my basic, out-the-door outfit that
I have carried 20+ years.
Allen Zak
On Jan 23, 2010, at 8:15 AM, Ferdi Stutterheim wrote:
Thor,
I believe you will find some of the information you are after here:
http://www.stutterheim.org/rolleigraphy/rolleinar_table.htm
It is more than 10 years ago since i have used a Rolleinar. IIRC the
parallax correction prism works "good enough".
Ferdi
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Ferdi Stutterheim,
Drachten, Netherlands.
Op 22 jan 2010, om 14:41 heeft Thor Legvold het volgende geschreven:
I'd like to hear more about the Rolleinars, as I have all 3, but
found them a bit fiddly to use compared to the 6008/90mm APO-Symmar
makro I recently posted. Any suggestions? How close can you go? How
well does the parralax system work?
Cheers,
Thor
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