Theo Sulphate
Member
Looking at this site,
http://www.rolleiclub.com/cameras/tlr/info/index.shtml
specifically the link to A-F models, I'm trying to understand the K designations.
For example, I have a 2.8D from 1955 which is a K7D. But my 3.5F Model 2 from 1960 is a K4E. I don't understand the reasoning behind these designations.
Additionally, I don't understand why Automat models are different, since these models also have automatic frame 1 advance. Likewise, why is the MX-EVS singled out among aficionados, since my D model also allows selective engagement of the EVS settings?
http://www.rolleiclub.com/cameras/tlr/info/index.shtml
specifically the link to A-F models, I'm trying to understand the K designations.
For example, I have a 2.8D from 1955 which is a K7D. But my 3.5F Model 2 from 1960 is a K4E. I don't understand the reasoning behind these designations.
Additionally, I don't understand why Automat models are different, since these models also have automatic frame 1 advance. Likewise, why is the MX-EVS singled out among aficionados, since my D model also allows selective engagement of the EVS settings?