[rollei_list] Re: Best/Worst Rollei accessory was Re: Google Rollei archive search

  • From: "Robert Meier" <robertmeier@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2007 13:38:39 -0500 (CDT)

It's interesting that noone has mentioned the prism as a most useful accessory.



----- Original Message ----- From: "Allen Zak" <azak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Since the category has been stretched, my most useful accessories are: lens hood, light meter, Rolleinar 1, neck strap (when hand held), Rolleifix (for tripod), medium yellow filter for B&W, small electronic flash, tripod, all but the latter stuffed into an elderly grey LowePro Mini-Magnum bag, along with Rolleiflex and film. There are a few other things I sometimes use, but this has been my basic outfit for decades. I'll give it up when I'm done with photography.

Allen Zak

On Aug 1, 2007, at 1:10 PM, dpurdy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

No doubt some like the strap since they sell for so much money. However I
don't like the way a Rollei hangs on my neck and I have a very nice
Lowepro case that holds the camera and also essential accessories.  If I
was to switch to wearing the rollei as a neckless, which I won't, I would
have a wide pad made to fit the strap.

I got your postcard in the mail to you yesterday by the way.  Thanks for
the exchange.
Dennis Purdy

The strap useless??? Only if you keep the Rollei on a tripod its whole
life, and then the most useful accessory becomes the Rolleifix.

In my shooting, the three most essential accessories are the lenshood, the
strap, and the Maxwell grid screen.

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A lens shade is a must have accessory as well as a number 1 or 2
Rolleinar.
the most useless accessories I find are the everyready case and the strap.
Dennis

Rollei made most useful: lens hood.
Rollei worst: viewing lens-mounted flash.  When they were current, I
thought them a bad idea, and these days a useless bad idea.

Generally most useful: for Rolleis with no or disfunctional light
meter, a Gossen Luna Pro, or another almost as good hand held unit.
Even with a working inboard meter, they are good to have.

Generally worst: a spoon.


On Aug 2, 2007, at 2:21 AM, Marvin Wallace wrote:

If I may, I'd like to ask one question maybe two to the group. What is
the
most useful accessory for Rolleiflex and what would rank as the worst?
Regards,
Marvin.


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