Hi jan:
I like the fact I can use all the Rollei system for only one
photograph according my choice and to think it knowing I have one chance
only. Sometimes I have no time to think about to take 12 or 36 frames
quickly and a film sheet is a solution in the analogue world. I keep most
MF Rollei cameras system advantages using film sheets and I get the film
sheet advantages like a dedicated process according the exposure
conditions. BTW, these cameras were designed and made to use roll film
mainly, of course and I use roll film most of the time, but film sheets are
an interesting option sometimes.
Carlos
El sáb., 1 de jun. de 2019 15:35, Jan Decher <wanderjan@xxxxxxxxx> escribió:
Hi Carlos,
Nice find. Although, I still don’t quite see the point messing with sheet
film for anything under 9 x 12cm or 4 x 5”. I was very tempted when I had a
Voigtlander Avus and the rare Nikor 9 x 12 Metal Processing Tank.
Running 12 exposures of film through an SL66 magazine is quickly done with
under-/over-exposure series and the effort to process a roll of 120 in a
standard tank seems less then dealing with single sheets. Maybe when I am
retired…
Cheers,
Jan
On Jun 1, 2019, at 3:43 PM, CarlosMFreaza <cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
There is a Plate Adapter for the SLR Rolleiflex SL66, This back is not so
common and it seems that it only appears from time to time for sale. I
found one of them at the auction site and bought it, I`m waiting for it
now. This SL66 plate adapter uses the TLR plate adapter film holder (
Prochnow Register PR 111/4) and works the same way, a 6,5 x 9cm film sheet
or glass plate to produce a 6x6 image.
I think it could be useful to take advantage of the SL66 close-up up
photographs and lens tilt capabilities for a dedicated film sheet process
and quick results:
.https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/ciMAAOSwECtcwufh/s-l1600.jpg
Carlos
