A few from the Rolleiflex

[mudman]

Just wanted to share a few photos that I had taken recently with my MV-EVS. Feel free to add your own if you wish!

 

[archphoto]

Looking gooooooooooooood !
What lens do you have ?

Peter

 

[mudman]

F3.5 Tessar. This is my $40 Junkshop find

 

[Vaughn]

Nice work -- nice camera! Same camera model as this was taken with...

Egret, Arcata Marsh
Humboldt Bay, CA

 

[archphoto]

Mudman, it shure is a great find.
A Rolleiflex with a Tessar, we call it a Rolleiflex B in Europe.
Great camera's, have a 2.8F myself.

Peter

 

[Paul Sorensen]

Well, this is a neg scan since I haven't made it to the darkroom recently, but it is a straight scan, just contrast and sharpening. Taken on the North Shore of Lake Superior with my new Rolleiflex Automat MX with a Tessar.

 

[mablo]

Oh my.. those shots above are soo tree dimensional. I love that so much. If only I had muchos pesetas I'd buy me a nice and shiny Rolleiflex.

 

[Eric Rose]

I've got the same model myself and love the look of the Tessar lens. Nothing is quite like it.

 

[skinnyvoice]

This is from my 'new' Rolleiflex 3.5F

 

[Uncle Bill]

From an on loan Rolleicord V with Kodak Ektar 100.

 

[Vaughn]

A couple color images. Both scanned RA-4 prints

Space Age Lodge, Gila Bend, AZ -- could not resist photographing this a decade or so ago. My boys and I had breakfast here a couple weeks ago when we sort of stumbled across it again. Taken with the MX-EVS

Oak, Highway 49, California -- nice surprise along the road during Springtime. Taken with the 2.8F

Vaughn

 

[Mark Antony]

A few with my Rollei T which has a 3.5 Tessar:

I think the Tessar is a fine lens my T was a bargain at £109 I also managed to find an Automat for £50 for my brother which has a tessar.
Mark

 

[André E.C.]

Well, joining the party, this one of my son was made with my Automat Tessar 3.5.


Cheers

 

[Ulrich Drolshagen]

I join the party

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I have attached it

It was taken with my Rolleiflex Automat (K4A). I don't use it anymore. I have a 3.5F now.

Ulrich

 

[archphoto]

Great show you guy's !

And then to think that many if not most of your camera's are more than 50 years old.......
These camera's can, with some love and CLA, outlive us all, try that with the modern d-stuff.

Peter

 

[Lightproof]

two after work shots, quite ok for ISO 50 without a tripod.
I have to re-do at least the 2nd photo with B&W film. It is quite hard to do this with velvia, as the building is normally something in between neutral grey and white. The bluish light from heaven just doesn't suit and velvia over-reacts here in my opinion.

 

[dpurdy]

Great photographs in this thread! I will try to load up something from my drive into the Columbia Gorge last Friday with the new 2.8FX
Dennis

 

[mudman]

I'm glad I started this beautiful photos all.
A couple of more for me!

 

[Jeff Kubach]

You just can't beat a Rolleiflex!

Jeff

 

[JRJacobs]

You just can't beat a Rolleiflex!

You can, but I think you would end up with a broken camera.

 

[mhanc]

the work on this thread is really, really nice and an example of what these 50+ years cameras and their current owners can do. hopefully, we are just taking care of these Rolleis for the next generation of owners.

here are two shots from a trip to the Maine coast. i feel bad posting them alongside the fine work here.

1959 3.5F, Model 1 + f3.5 Planar -- meter still working perfectly!