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Rollei parts identification help please

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Harry Stevens

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No, it may not. The Rolleicord in the video is a Vb. In order to remove the finder from a V it is necessary to extract four small screws from around the perimeter of the finder base. It's not made to accept a pentaprism, optionally. Unlike the Vb.

I suggest you carefully read what I said and not what you think I said........Here is a clue "as in"...
 

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Yes, I know, I have both of those models. I should have stated that certain V subtypes, with the removable finder, have the hinged side plates.
 
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Gentlemen, gentlemen...

Rolleiflex 2.8F

[EDIT] "A flip down sports finder is included, with a clever twist - a small glass window is mounted on the back of the finder, about a half inch below the standard sports finder window. This shows an upside-down , non-reversed, magnified image of the focusing screen, via a mirror mounted on the underside of the flip down panel. This allows you to frame an image, slide your eye down to focus, and then return your eye to the sports finder to shoot." [/EDIT]

http://photo.net/equipment/rollei/tlr

Now, will that port to a Vb; I believe so and it sounds like a handy feature I might enjoy! I'd be willing to do the experiment and let you know for sure.
 
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