I should update this from time to time :D

current status:


2 yashica mat 124g, yashica mat 124 with the g meter, yashica 44 (not the later A version) and 2 yashica 44lm

=)

Another TLR collection of mine...

My smallest TLR, Tessina, with 25mm f2.8 lens and built-in ground glass for focusing. Interchangeable brightline finder, eye-level finder, and magnify finder. as shown. Also with built-in clock-work film winder for automatic film advance. Use 135mm film loaded in special film canister.

Focusing from 1.1m to infinity, shutter speed from 1/2 to 1/500s plus B, aperture from f2.8 to f22. Flash sync for X, F and M.

OMG I want one... damn I hate this forum.. always gives me gas...

What is going to happen if one of your 124s starts breading with one of the 44s :confused::confused::confused:

A TLR in 645 format :D:eek:;):eek::D

OMG, I have to get some square condoms, and quick!

I Me Mine



I didn't realize how much I've spent during the first 10 rolls, until I did the math and fell fainted to the floor....

Hollywood Reflex: ca 1948, focuses, two shutter speeds + T, four f stops. The camera and an image:

Mamiya C220 w/chrome 105mm lens. It looks almost factory new and has become one of my favorite shooters.

here is my one... Rolleiflex automat, i got rid of the mamiya C330 a while ago and got this! So much lighter and a absolute joy to use.

No working Standards?
 

I gotta' get in on this thread!

Disassembled, shutter dunked, FS mirror & GG replaced. Shown with original hood, Y2, rollfilm & cutfilm back & original cases! Looks beat-up, shoots like new! I really like the negs from this camera!

Jo

what a beauty!

The "Beast"!

Here's my "new" 124g. I took a gamble on an inexpensive 124g on eBay... I got it and while cosmetically it was fine, but the shutter speeds were way off. So I sent it to Mark Hama for a CLA. Working fine now although I haven't had a chance to really put it to the test yet.

But the Rolleis here look hawt and I may upgrade to one of those sometime in the future.

My 'G

My lovely Rolleiflex 2.8f Planar now with a bright new Beatie screen.

Non Identical Twin
 

A friend brought these for me over the weekend. The seller refuse to ship these and luckily a friend who recently got a job in St. Louis was willing to pick them up. He came for a visit over the weekend and brought them to their new home. Unfortunately, I cannot find any 120 film for them in town. Looks like I will be doing some online film shopping soon.

Here're two quick pics.

I just bought a very beat-up Rolleicord 1A - any tips on information regarding cleaning and repairing?
Thanks!

True beauties, but that is exactly why I sold these kind of guys, couldn't easy find - and not anymore at normal prices - such film...pity

Hello everyone,
I just bought my first TLR - 1936 Rolleicord II ... i always dreamed about one and wandted to have it. Right now i'm almost done with my first film ;) It is amazing, and totaly something new - totaly different than 35mm rangefinders like Contax/Kiev ...

Okay, here's part of the family: My
two Tele Rolleiflexes, my Rolleiflex
3.5E, and my Voigtlander Superb.
Not pictured: the Rolleiflex 2.8C
(which shot the photograph), the
Rolleiflex T (acquired afterward),
and the Rolleiflex 2.8E (in my wife's
camera bag in North Carolina when
I shot this).

I guess you could say we're a Rolleifamily. :-)



Oh, and another self-portrait, shot
with the 2.8C a week or so ago:

Nice Mamiya Chris! I purchased a C330 from a fellow RFF and it is a very cool camera. In some ways I like it better than my Rollei 2.8f. The bellows is great to have - I just need a couple more lenses.

I just got my Luigis strap but won't show it to stop the GAS!

Thanks Way, they are an impressive camera. I find the handling a little awkward, learning where I can put my fingers and where I can't. And yes, a 55mm and a 180mm would round out the kit nicely! :)