SF, There ain't no such thing as a 220 "T"! Never was. Jerry siufai@xxxxxx wrote: > > Have you ever tried a Rolleikin? shoots verticals in the normal TLR holding > > position; horizontals require a prism and pistol grip. > > Yes I have. And you can comfortably shoot horizontals without the prism, just > use the sport-finder instead ;-) > > > I regularly use the Rollei > > 645 conversion kit on one of my Rollei Ts to get the extra four exposures > > (32 > > on 220 film) with a format close to the standard print sizes. > > ???????? You have one of those 12/24 or in your case a 16/32 Rolleiflex T? > > > The square > > format cannot be beat for flash pix, however, since the flash when attached > > to the camera is always on top and you can make the vertical v. horizontal > > decision after the pix are taken. > > I do have a problem with flash pix, since I can't reach the focus knob with a > 45CT4 attached and I have no other flash that works better. > > Best, > > Siu Fai