WTB: Rollei Rolleiflex

[myopia]

i would love to find one 4x4 or 6x6.

i doubt anyone would want to sell theirs though...

 

[Mitica100]

You should definitely look at the Yashicamats too. They were regarded to be as good as the Rolies and they're much cheaper.

 

[myopia]

thanks, i prefer the smaller size of the rollies. but if i run out of scrill, i will definately check out the yashicas.

 

[mysteryscribe]

I was looking for a 4x4 recently ebay is full of them but I couldn't justify the price to just look at it.

 

[myopia]

I was looking for a 4x4 recently ebay is full of them but I couldn't justify the price to just look at it.

then use it.

 

[Jeff Canes]

I have both sizes in Rollei TLRs and they take fabulous photos, in the rights hands. The 6x6 is going to be cheaper and likely easier use because you’re going have more film and home scanner options. IMO am 4x4 camera is just not cheap to use today.

Because:
There is only one or two company that mass-produce 127 B&W 100iso film, but it is branded as Efke, Maco and Adox of Germany/USA cost about $5 a roll.

At the moment 127 E6 is only available cut & re-spooled by classic film dealers it’s going for about $12 roll at B&H and Film for Classics

As for 127 C41 Maco has a 200iso film that is cut from stock they buy, you can get it at J&C Photo. Adox/Bluefire of Canada has a 160iso, it’s sold at Frugal Photo. I have never tried ether of these films and cost is around $6 a roll. B&H also has cut & re-spooled for $10.


127 film sources
www.filmforclassics.com
www.frugalphotographer.com
www.jandcphoto.com
B&H - please use the link
Freestyle – please use the link

 

[myopia]

nice, thanks for the info.