An electronic shutter TLR. Quite weird. I can see the use of an electronic shutter on the Hy6 but the whole point of the TLR to me is to be independend of battery power and enjoy a fully mechanical produced image. Rollei should just keep building the second generation GX. I also don't like the retro "Rolleiflex" logo script on the new camera. What's the point? Anyway, nice to see Rolleiflexes still build at all. Somebody in Braunschweig must have a strong faith. Jan On Sep 14, 2012, at 7:07 AM, FreeLists Mailing List Manager wrote: > Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2012 16:12:11 -0300 > Subject: [rollei_list] New Rolleiflex TLR FX-N; Hy6 2, new Rollei Electronic > sh > From: CarlosMFreaza <cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxx> > > German magazine Photoscala shows the new TLR model, Rolleiflex FX-N to > be introduced for the Photokina 2012, it has the 2.8/80 Rollei Apogon > lens, the camera has a closer minimal focusing distance than the > classic Rollei TLR, it becomes 0.55m or 55cm; the camera looks a B IV > Rolleiflex FW body with FX lenses and perhaps the FT focusing > mechanism, it would be one of the cheapest way to obtain a closer > focusing distance for the classic 80mm lens since the special FT > focusing mechanism is already designed and produced, but I'm not sure > if it has the FT mechanism. The article also shows the Hy6 model 2 and > a new Rollei electronic shutter. > This is the original: > http://photoscala.de/Artikel/photokina-2012-Rolleiflex-Hy6-Mod2-Rolleiflex-FX-N-Electronic-Shutter > > One of the English versions: > http://www.popphoto.com/gear/2012/09/rolleiflex-unveils-new-fx-n-tlr-film-hy6-mod2-medium-format-cameras-electronic-shutter > > Carlos