The lens set on the SL66 was outstanding. That camera still produces images
as fine as any analog camera around
Eric Goldstein
On Sat, Feb 8, 2020 at 11:56 AM Robert Meier <robertmeier@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have the 0.7 and 1.5x Mutars that I use on my 3.5F. They are lighter and
handier than using the 50mm and 120mm lenses on my SL66.
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On Feb 8, 2020, at 11:17 AM, `Richard Knoppow <dickburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
interchangeable lenses. On the 220 the system is, as you say, somewhat
I think a coupled parallax correcter would be complicated for
crude. There is a chart on the side of the camera with markings which
correspond to index marks on the ground glass. It works but one must have
some conscious effort to use it. For very close distances one still needs a
"paramender" for any TLR.
It seems to me that any method of eliminating bellows results incomplications. TLRs with interchangeable lenses never seem to have been
popular with the exception of the Mamiya cameras.
model E
On 2/8/2020 7:40 AM, Javier Herraiz Veliz wrote:
Very interesting link Carlos, Thank you. Judging from the pictures the
prototype looks pretty compact, with a detachable front panel on a
Perhapsbody. Very similar to the actual Tele and Wide Rolleiflex cameras.
forRollei did not find an elegant solution, up to their high standards,
fieldthe challenges posed by interchangeable lenses: distance and depth of
afterscales, parallax error and angle of view of the eye level frame hood.
Mamiya C solutions of this problems work, but are rather crude and not
completely satisfactory.
Javier
El sáb., 8 feb. 2020 a las 10:51, CarlosMFreaza (<cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxx>)
escribió:
El vie., 7 feb. 2020 a las 7:01, Javier Herraiz Veliz (<
javierherraizveliz@xxxxxxxxx>) escribió:
According John Phillips’ The Classic Rollei, around 1957, one year
in athe releasing of the Mamiya C, the Rollei research department worked
dropped,prototype of a 2.8E with interchangeable lenses. The project was
whatsupposedly for technical and economic reasons. I have often wondered
Mamiyahad happened if Rollei had followed that way, as Mamiya did. The
way as330 is an excellent, versatile camera, but heavy, clumsy and in no
managementappealing as a Rolleiflex.The prototype was ready for production, but F&H
Javier:
opted(in other words, Reinhold Heidecke) decided to stop the project, they
manufacturefor the Tele and Wide Angle Tolleiflex. Rollei had the money to
thethe camera, but there were doubts about its commercial success within
TLRRolleiflex TLR cameras consumer and the model was out of basic Rollei
decisionprinciples like compactness. Some people within F&H regretted the
Rolleiflexabout the prototype.
This web page is in Italian, but it has photographs about the
the subject field OR by logging into www.freelists.orgTLR with interchangeable lenses;
*https://tinyurl.com/vc7lkor ;<https://tinyurl.com/vc7lkor>*
*Carlos *
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