rollei_list Digest Fri, 13 Mar 2009 Volume: 05 Issue: 062
In This Issue:
[rollei_list] <FS> Lots of stuff with pictures of everything
[rollei_list] FS Leica flex SL2 Gosssen spotmaster Mamiya
[rollei_list] Re: Rolleimarin.
[rollei_list] Re: Rollei 66 Dual Projector future
[rollei_list] Re: Rollei 66 Dual Projector future
[rollei_list] Items FS 13 MAR 2009 CD's, Books, PLOOT, &c
[rollei_list] NEW ADMINISTRATIVE ANNOUNCEMENTS: PLEASE READ
[rollei_list] Re: Rolleimarin.
[rollei_list] Re: Rolleimarin.
[rollei_list] Re: Rolleimarin.
[rollei_list] Rolleiflex for sale
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From: Jim Brick <jim@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] <FS> Lots of stuff with pictures of everything.
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 22:58:02 -0700
Microtek 120tf MF scanner, like new, current model, used but a vary
few times, all software (Microtek & Silver Fast) and neg carriers
including optional Xpan and glass carriers. Original box, pristine,
$1000. All of the square pictures at www.visualimpressions.com
(workshops & galleries) were taken on 220 Velvia 50 and scanned on
this scanner. Picture at:
http://www.visualimpressions.com/Microtek_120tf.jpg
Hasselblad 503CW camera, 80CFE lens, A12 back, A24 back, lens shade,
belt holder for second film back, everything like new, $2200. Pictures
at:
www.visualimpressions.com/503CW_Kit
Hasselblad 50CFi FLE, lens shade, B70-77mm filter adapter, like new
condition, $1400. Pictures at:
www.visualimpressions.com/50_FLE_CFi
Hasselblad 120CFi, lens shade, B60-67mm filter adapter, like new
condition, $1500. Pictures at:
www.visualimpressions.com/120_CFi
Leica M3, 50mm rigid Summicron, working meter, case, original box,
original instructions and papers, a few marks on the top
where the meter mounts, a very very tiny piece of vulcanite is chipped
right where the base plate mounts. Leica seal still in
place. This camera has seen very little use over its life. $1200.
Pictures at:
www.visualimpressions.com/Leica_M3
All of the following pieces can be seen at:
www.visualimpressions.com/Miscellaneous_stuff
Hasselblad PM90 Prism finder, perfect condition, $150.
Hasselblad PM45 Prism Finder, perfect condition, $350.
Hasselblad chimney finder, perfect condition, $75.
Hasselblad Waist Level Finder plus a -1 magnifier (WLF has a 0
magnifier in it), perfect condition, $75.
Hasselblad E12 back, perfect condition, $250.
Several Hasselblad E24 backs, perfect condition, in original boxes,
$350 each.
Two Hasselblad E12CC backs, Exe++, in original boxes, $400 each. Both
for $700.
(2) Hasselblad .5 Proxars, perfect condition, $75 each.
Hasselblad 1.0 Proxar, perfect condition, $75.
Hasselblad 2.0 Proxar, perfect condition, $75.
Buy all three (a .5, 1.0, & 2.0) for $200.
16E Extension tube, perfect condition, $175.
56E Extension tube, perfect condition, $175.
Both Extension Tubes for $300.
Hasselblad â?
93 (41646) Polarizing filter, $200.
B60 Käsemann Polarizer, $75.
B60 Yellow-Green filter, $25.
B60-67mm filter adapter, $15.
Rapid Winder for Leica M camera (M6 style), chrome, pristine in
original box. $250.
My upcoming workshops: www.visualimpressions.com
I'll pay US shipping on everything. Add $25 for international shipping
($100 for the scanner).
Payment: Anything - PayPal, personal check, bank check, EFT...
whatever.
Jim
jim@xxxxxxxxx
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Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 08:44:59 +0100
From: Michiel Fokkema <michiel.fokkema@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] FS Leica flex SL2 Gosssen spotmaster Mamiya
RB67 compl
Hi,
I have a nice user chrome Leicaflex SL2 for sale.
It was CLA'd 6 months ago by Wil van Manen and has functioned flawless
since then. It is not converted for new batteries. I'll throw in an
extra mercury battery.
I'm looking for Eur 450,- plus shipping. I accept paypal
For sale is a very nice Gossen spotmaster spotmeter. In very good
condition with case, wriststrap and fresh battery.
Manual can be found ere:http://www.gossen-photo.de/pdf/ba_spotmaster2_e.pdf
This manual is for the spotmaster 2 but works the same as the orignial
spotmaster offered for sale here.
Like to have EUR250,- and shipping.
I prefer IBAN or Paypal.
Anybody interested in a Mamiya Rb67 set?
Body rb67 pro S +wlf
50mm
65mm
90mm
140mm macro
180mm
all lenses are C lenses.
3 X 120 back 2 older ones, one newer one
220 back
6x4.5 120 back plus mask
graphic 2x2 back.
Early style metered prism
Multi angle handgrip
Lenshoods
3 extension tubes
2 screens
Compendium
polaroid back for free
strap
prism magnifier. wrong type. For free.
So, pretty much a complete set.
If I count everything up it should cost EUR1200,- ex shipping.
I prefer to sell as a set but can sell pieces too if you want.
Cheers,
Michiel Fokkema
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Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Rolleimarin.
Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 09:59:14 -0000
From: "John Wild" <JWild@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Sanders,
I would not want to take a Rollei under water without a proper
housing,
even to a few feet. A cheaper way, if you do not have a Rolleimarin,
but
it is not using a Rolleiflex is to buy something like this ebay item
from Canon (I have one and it is great but it is not Rollei):
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/canon-35mm-sureshot-underwater-snorkling-scuba-cam
era_W0QQitemZ280320817085QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Photography_Film_Cameras_
ET?
hash=item280320817085&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1683%7C66%3
A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318#ht_500wt_1182
I do have an incomplete Rolleimarin Mk1 and complete Aquamarin SL6006
and Aquamarin SL66 housings. Not the sort of items you want to post!
You could make up a 'lightweight' rigid housing from 3/5mm Perspex or
acrylic sheet, fixed together with silicon sealant. You would have to
find a way of winding on and releasing the shutter. Focus and exposure
could be set before you 'descend' to the depths, providing you have a
subject in mind. By 'glueing' a couple of extra thickness 'pads' where
you want to pass a shaft through the housing, you can add a couple of
o-rings between the pads to effect a seal.
I have a copy of an underwater technical pamphlet from the 'Kodak Data
Manual' dated circa 1965, which describes DIY housings. I will scan it
and email you a copy. I had the idea of building a housing for my
Rolleicord Vb years ago....... never got around to it though. ;-)
John
-----Original Message-----
From: rollei_list-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:rollei_list-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Sanders McNew
Sent: 13 March 2009 03:46
To: rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Rolleimarin.
It occurs to me that I may have asked the wrong question.
I want to shoot a few rolls with a Rolleiflex underwater in
a swimming pool. I'm taking her down to 18 inches.
Is there a way to do this safely (for the camera) (I will
survive) for a short shoot like this? I briefly considered
a large Baggie but thought that might be dodgy.
And can anyone share Don Williams's contact information
with me?
Sanders McNew (sanders [at] mcnew [dot] net)
On Mar 12, 2009, at 9:04 PM, Sanders McNew wrote:
Does anyone know where I might borrow or rent a Rolleimarin?
I want to do a shoot underwater this summer and would like to
use a Rolleimarin, but I cannot justify the investment for one use.
I am in New York, but would cover shipping for one that is
available out-of-town (or country).
Sanders McNew
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From: Jan Decher <Jan.Decher@xxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Rollei 66 Dual Projector future
Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 09:08:08 -0400
Carlos,
I am also not rushing into this upgrade either. It needs to be
professionally done, not some botched job. Wonder if Rollei (F&H)
has anything to say about converting the P11? Maybe I should also
try a new 300 W bulb or, if necessary, the (hot!) 500W bulb with the
heat filter to see if I get any better brightness. My last set of
Leica slides was a tad underexposed, which was clearly too dark for
the current bulb. You can see some scans of the slides here:
http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/bigon07/Montreal/
(all shot with ZM Zeiss 2.8/35 C-Biogon, BTW)
I normally use Hama DSR (35mm) or Hama Proslide AV (7x7) glassless
plastic mounts and never have problems with the thicker Proslide AV
mounts. Not sure who still carries the Hama Proslides in this
country (special order at B&H). I couldn't even find them on my last
visit to Münster, Germany, in December. Cardboard mounts are trouble
in the P11 but then it is so convenient to get the slides back from
the lab (nowadays Fujilab in Parsons, KS) and not having to mount
them first. For an important show I would remount them.
I remember, some 15 yeara ago, a Dutch forester friend of mine gave a
guest lecture in a large lecture hall at the Univ. of Minnesota and
the Kodak projector striked when we tried everything out. I rushed
home to get my P11 with the 250mm lens, the little lens support
bridge and the 500W bulb. That's where this old projector really
shines (pun intended).
Jan
On Mar 13, 2009, at 1:08 AM, FreeLists Mailing List Manager wrote:
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 10:25:46 -0700 (PDT)
From: Carlos Manuel Freaza <cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Rollei 66 Dual Projector future
Jan:
According the halogen lamp box, it's an Osram 64514 120v/300
W, I saw it seems to use an GX-6.35 socket, I think you could buy
them from the right electronic components provider; I don't know if
the adapter to fit the socket in the projector could be bought too
or it's a "made in home" adaptor, but it does not look a problem
difficult to solve (at least for an engineer friend of mine ;)
I still did not find a slide projector without problems with the
cardboards mounts, my only slides with cardboards mounts are those
35mm processed by Kodak in the seventies and eighties that included
the mount,otherwise I use plastic mounts.Anyway the P-11 has
"extremely important" (Technical Report) latches for the magazines
transport requiring to be adjusted via a lever at the exact
distance regarding the transparency system, I still did not
understand the issue very well, but it has to do with the exact
magazine advance to insert the 6x6 or 4x4 (mounted 35mm slides); I
think some P-11 users complaints about jammed slide/ sliders have
to do with these precise adjustments.
I use the P-11 for 6x6 (7x7 plastic mounted)slides only and I'm not
sure if I want to upgrade it for halogen lamps yet, however I think
I'll do it with the friend of mine electronic engineer help; BTW I
agree with you the P-11 is easy to focus with the remote control.-
Carlos
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Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 10:16:26 -0700 (PDT)
From: Carlos Manuel Freaza <cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Rollei 66 Dual Projector future
Jan,
In general I use plastic Gepe glassless mounts for 35mm and
6x6, they are good mounts. I prefer to mount the slides, the lab
sends me the entire developed rolls and I scan them, afterwards I
choose the slides to mount.
I have a Rollei P 35 to project 35mm slides, it works fine and then
I keep the P-11 lamp (300 W)for MF slides, I don't have the 500W
lamp, however I have a new Philips 6280C/05 G17Q 220V/300W lamp as
replacement for the lamp in use, they are difficult to find here,
socket G-17q specially and then it's possible I'll need the
conversion in the future; my P-11 has the Vario Heidosmat Isco 3.5
110/160mm zoom.
Very nice slides Jan, I liked the Montreal downtown slide very much,
perhaps some of them - not the downtown- are underexposed slightly,
but they represents the season very well.
I did not take slides recently, however and to recall the Rolleikin,
I took these two slides using the 2.8C Xenotar and the Rolleikin in
2007, 35mm Fuji Sensia too:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/itarfoto/429979752/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/itarfoto/429979770
Carlos
--- El vie 13-mar-09, Jan Decher <Jan.Decher@xxxxxxx> escribió:
Carlos,
I am also not rushing into this upgrade either. It needs
to be professionally done, not some botched job. Wonder if
Rollei (F&H) has anything to say about converting the
P11? Maybe I should also try a new 300 W bulb or, if
necessary, the (hot!) 500W bulb with the heat filter to see
if I get any better brightness. My last set of Leica slides
was a tad underexposed, which was clearly too dark for the
current bulb. You can see some scans of the slides here:
http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/bigon07/Montreal/
(all shot with ZM Zeiss 2.8/35 C-Biogon, BTW)
I normally use Hama DSR (35mm) or Hama Proslide AV (7x7)
glassless plastic mounts and never have problems with the
thicker Proslide AV mounts. Not sure who still carries the
Hama Proslides in this country (special order at B&H).
I couldn't even find them on my last visit to Münster,
Germany, in December. Cardboard mounts are trouble in the
P11 but then it is so convenient to get the slides back from
the lab (nowadays Fujilab in Parsons, KS) and not having to
mount them first. For an important show I would remount
them.
I remember, some 15 yeara ago, a Dutch forester friend of
mine gave a guest lecture in a large lecture hall at the
Univ. of Minnesota and the Kodak projector striked when we
tried everything out. I rushed home to get my P11 with the
250mm lens, the little lens support bridge and the 500W
bulb. That's where this old projector really shines
(pun intended).
Jan
On Mar 13, 2009, at 1:08 AM, FreeLists Mailing List Manager
wrote:
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 10:25:46 -0700 (PDT)
From: Carlos Manuel Freaza
<cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Rollei 66 Dual Projector
future
Jan:
According the halogen lamp box, it's an Osram
64514 120v/300 W, I saw it seems to use an GX-6.35 socket, I
think you could buy them from the right electronic
components provider; I don't know if the adapter to fit
the socket in the projector could be bought too or it's
a "made in home" adaptor, but it does not look a
problem difficult to solve (at least for an engineer friend
of mine ;)
I still did not find a slide projector without
problems with the cardboards mounts, my only slides with
cardboards mounts are those 35mm processed by Kodak in the
seventies and eighties that included the mount,otherwise I
use plastic mounts.Anyway the P-11 has "extremely
important" (Technical Report) latches for the magazines
transport requiring to be adjusted via a lever at the exact
distance regarding the transparency system, I still did not
understand the issue very well, but it has to do with the
exact magazine advance to insert the 6x6 or 4x4 (mounted
35mm slides); I think some P-11 users complaints about
jammed slide/ sliders have to do with these precise
adjustments.
I use the P-11 for 6x6 (7x7 plastic mounted)slides
only and I'm not sure if I want to upgrade it for
halogen lamps yet, however I think I'll do it with the
friend of mine electronic engineer help; BTW I agree with
you the P-11 is easy to focus with the remote control.-
Carlos
Yahoo! Cocina
Recetas prácticas y comida saludable
http://ar.mujer.yahoo.com/cocina/
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Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 13:26:38 -0400
From: Marc James Small <marcsmall@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] Items FS 13 MAR 2009 CD's, Books, PLOOT, &c
TERMS:
Shipping charges extra
10-day MBG from receipt
All prices subject to neogiation -- pray, make an offer!
Leica Items:
Condenser lens for 35 to 50mm projection lenses
on the Prado Universal slide projector, Leitz 37216. NIB. $75.00
----------------------------------------------------
PLOOT REFLEX HOUSING: This is a later PLOOT
Reflex Housing, post 1940, with the detachable 5X
and 30X magnifier. Technically, this unit is a
POOXT and consists of a PROON reflex housing and
a POOIM magnifier. Now, that gets the formalities out of the way!
The unit I have available is s/n 4303. I
compared it to my other two PLOOT housings, s/n
2695 and 5660. 4303 is in what I would describe
as E- condition. Here are the noted defects:
-- the rubber eyecup is dried and has a crack
-- the paint is worn
-- the mirror is degraded and needs
resurfaced. This is a first-surface mirror. The glass is in good
shape.
-- the button to raise the mirror is jammed. I
have NOT tried to force it up nor have I used oil
on it. The housing for the mutton seems to be canted inwards.
-- the rubber ring at the top of the focusing
unit is cracked and is missing a bit of rubber.
The unit is complete and entire, though it does
not include the release cable, and, other than
the mirror, optically fine. It does need good cleaning
$US 60.00
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My book, NON-LEITZ LTM LENSES: A 39mm DIVERSITY,
is now out of print. I have the last small horde
of this work. . The book remains available for
reprint but this seems unlikely. This work was
written in the early 1990's and is no longer the
final word, as we have had a lot of research,
especially on Soviet/Post-Soviet lenses. But it
is still the only work of its kind and is the
single source for the state of our knowledge as
of the date of its publication. (SOMEDAY, I'll
do a Second Edition, but only if some of you guys
stop discovering new matters I ought to include!)
These books are new stock. They will be
autographed and will include an interim Errata et Corrigenda sheet.
The price is $US35 for those in the US and Canada
and $US 40 to those in the rest of the universe,
and, yes, I've already sold several copies to
those three-legged guys on Mars. <he grins>
I also have a couple of copies of the Japanese
translation. These are rare and quite difficult
to find. $125.00 to those in the US.
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I am the American agent for Erwin Puts' estimable
CD-Rom of Leica documents. The original
production run is long sold out, but I can supply
burned copies in a jewel case for $US 15, with
postage of $5.00 to the US, $10.00 to Canada, and
at actual cost elsewhere in the Americas.
This CD-ROM includes 170 Leitz documents,
covering the Leica models from 1925 to 1965, both threadmount and
for the
M1,2, & 3, with accessories. The documents are
in Adobe Acrobat format, and can be printed out
as needed. The documents come from the Leica
archives and are reproduced by permission. (The
Adobe Acrobat Reader is available at no charge on the 'Net.)
This is an invaluable tool for those interested in Leica history.
Pricelists, instruction books, and marketing information are
included. The
swathe of history included is immense; the technical information is
outstanding.
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4.5/12cm E Leitz Micro Summar, clean glass, worn body,
with unknown adapter,
E 190.00
Zeiss and Zeiss-Ikon Items:
4.5/4.5cm Carl Zeiss Jena Mikrotar 227936, does not
focus
properly
90.00
Darkroom Items
Schneider 4/50 Componon enlarging lens 9074658,
E 50.00
Schneider 5.6/80 Componon enlarging lens
11840738, M39 adapter, E 50.00
1995/96 Softbound McKeown's
Guide 25.00, ppd in
the US
Marc
msmall@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 13:26:25 -0400
From: Marc James Small <marcsmall@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] NEW ADMINISTRATIVE ANNOUNCEMENTS: PLEASE READ!
List Folks:
Several things of merit need attention by us all from time to time:
a) This is a Rollei List, not a general photography list. I don't
mind an occasional wandering off-topic, but I would ask that we keep
such diversions to a bare minimum. If it doesn't involve the care
and feeding of Rollei cameras, I would suggest that the topic be
taken up elsewhere. And, PLEASE! Every off-topic comment should be
so marked in the SUBJECT block by adding, at the
beginning: OFF-TOPIC so the unwary can be alerted and read or delete
as they wish.
b) PLEASE change the subject block when a thread grows away from its
original subject matter. That is, a thread might begin, honestly
enough, marked with a subject heading of OLD STANDARD ROLLEIFLEX
LENSES but the topic might shift, over days, to coverage of modern
Xenotar lens design. When this happens, please have the courtesy to
your fellow list members to change the subject block to: MODERN
XENOTAR LENS DESIGN or somesuch.
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Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 15:49:09 -0500
From: Don Williams <dwilli10@xxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Rolleimarin.
At 10:44 PM 3/12/2009, Sanders McNew wrote, in part:
I want to shoot a few rolls with a Rolleiflex underwater in a
swimming pool. I'm taking her down to 18 inches.
Is there a way to do this safely (for the camera) (I will survive)
for a short shoot like this? I briefly considered a large Baggie
but thought that might be dodgy.
And can anyone share Don Williams's contact information with me?
That's not too difficult, it's in the signature below.
There are 4 versions of the Rolleimarin and I have a version 4, that
uses only a Rollei 3.5F. It's for sale, along with the camera,
accessories, and spare parts, but not for rent.
I have two recommendations:
1. Build yourself a box with an open top and a window in the
side at the bottom so that you can hold it from the surface and
easily get your taking lens down 18".
2. Buy or rent one from a repair company I know of in Northern
California. There is a specialist there who owns 4-5 Rolleimarins
and he would probably be pleased to rent one to you. I don't have
his email address at hand but it's in this computer somewhere. If
you want to contact him let me know and I will dig out his name,
email address, and the website for the company he works for.
Good luck, and don't drop your camera in the water.
Yes indeed, a baggie is not a good idea.
DAW
Don Williams
909 Kelsi Drive
Moore, OK 73160-0703
405-735-9905
Mobile 858-352-8930
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Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 17:21:11 -0400
Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Rolleimarin.
From: Eric Goldstein <egoldste@xxxxxxxxx>
I know folks who put their cameras in fish tanks to accomplish what
you are looking to do...
Eric Goldstein
--
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 4:49 PM, Don Williams <dwilli10@xxxxxxx>
wrote: (snipped)
1. Build yourself a box with an open top and a window in the
side at
the bottom so that you can hold it from the surface and easily get
your
taking lens down 18".
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Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 18:10:19 -0500
From: Don Williams <dwilli10@xxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] Re: Rolleimarin.
At 04:21 PM 3/13/2009, you wrote:
I know folks who put their cameras in fish tanks to accomplish what
you are looking to do...
Eric Goldstein
If they are molded glass tanks they will hold up since they are small.
Built-up tanks are designed to withstand internal pressure so if
anyone decides to go that route, check the tank first.
DAW
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Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 16:09:27 -0700
From: Harry Fleenor <harry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [rollei_list] Rolleiflex for sale
- Rolleiflex 2.8GX Special 60th year edition. Complete in box with
book, Rolleinar cap and strap.
2.8/80 HFT Planar lens. Shutter, transport meter check ok.
- Rolleiflex 2.8F Aurum, 2.8/80 Schneider Xenotar lens
Meter. Gold Whiteface. Complete with teak box. Shutter, transport
meter check ok.
- # 34, Rolleiflex 2.8A, Type 1, 2.8/80 Zeiss Jena Tessar, case, lens
cap. Shutter slow and transport check ok.
Note, this Rolleiflex is very rare and typically has a soft lens.
Bay II UV filter for the Rolleiflex 3.5F and 3.5E.
Rollei 35 UV filter.
Rolleikin - Use 35mm film with your Rolleiflex.
Other Rolleis and accessories for sale. Please call or email.
Thank You
Harry Fleenor
Oceanside Camera Repair
909 Aviation Blvd. #4
Manhattan Beach, Ca 90266
310 374 6506 - email - harry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Web site - <http://www.rolleirepairs.com/>
Harry Fleenor has over 40 years experience on Rollei camera repair
including 15 years working in the factory service centers of
Honeywell and Rollei of America.
Repairing Rolleiflex TLRs, (including Rolleiflex 2.8F, 3.5F,
Rolleiflex 2.8E-3, 2.8E-2, 2.8E, 2.8D, 2.8C, , 2.8B, 2.8A, Rolleiflex
3.5E-3, 3.5E-2, 3.5E, 3.5, Automat X, 3.5 Automat MX, Automat MX E-V,
Tele Rolleiflex, Wide-Angle Rolleiflex, Rolleicord Vb, Va, V, IV, and
Rolleiflex T) Rollei SL66, Rollei 35.
Rollei 35 calibrated to 1.35v or 1.5v battery.
Maxwell bright screens installed.
220 switch installed.
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