Yes Richard, the Rolleiflex 3,5A or 3.5MX from 1951 had this feature, it
seems it was the first Rolleiflex Automat to have it.
Carlos
2016-10-23 19:04 GMT-03:00 `Richard Knoppow <dickburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
The lock also made time exposures possible on cameras with only a B
setting. Not all cameras with a protective cover on the shutter tripper
will lock it in B, for instance my just post war Rollei Automat. That needs
a locking cable release.
On 10/23/2016 2:31 PM, Cmfreaza wrote:
I forgot to mention an additional function for several Rolleiflex TLR
models and SL66 shutter release locker rings: Pressing the shutter release
button at B and turning the locker ring, the shutter will be open up to you
turn the locker again, this way you can keep the shutter open for ever.
Jan could use this function if the tripod was good.
Carlos
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