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Well, this, even if old, does not need to Slideshow sent on November 17, 2012 (22:27) by Antonvito Paradiso. 32 comments, 2934 views. [retina]

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sent on February 05, 2013 (15:25) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

John, I've seen a lot of attention with the mini series of photos of your Rollei. From the pictures it seems to me that she is in excellent condition.
I can not, however, to locate it accurately. It seems to be a AUTOMAT B, but I'm not sure. I have a book Rollei, but as I said,
in it he speaks only of Rollei in recent years (1957 to 1976) and your not reported. Should therefore be earlier than this-
these years. The serial number might help.
At this point it is best to dispel the talk technical about these glories and return to the language of photography. I would not want someone objected, with
reason, they went out sown. However, if you give me the serial number, I see to locate it better.
With sympathy, Antonvito.

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sent on February 05, 2013 (15:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

No. 1518382 is the number on the focal low, focus on high is 2034480 ... I do not see another ... with sympathy, Gio.

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sent on February 05, 2013 (17:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

John, the serial numbers you posted relate to the objectives. Need the serial number of the camera body. It is usually stated on the front above the word ROLLEIFLEX.
If it is not shown in that position, look almost everywhere on the body, even inside.
Appearance news, Antonvito.

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sent on February 05, 2013 (17:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

But you're amazing! Then the number is ... DBP 1715902 DBGM ... thanks again, giò

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sent on February 05, 2013 (17:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

John,
from serial number you posted looks like your Rollei is just a AUTOMAT B. They were produced from April 1954 to September 1956.
Yours, with serial number 1715902, was produced between 1955 and 1956. They were built about 94,000 cars of that type.

Look your information to bill you for the advice! :-D:-D:-D.

Take care, Antonio.

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sent on February 05, 2013 (17:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

OOOOOOKKKKKKK ... You send them to you soon:-D:-D:-D Thank you so much and prox! Take care you too and a kiss to Your Rollei.

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sent on February 06, 2013 (19:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Good evening. Max57, under the bark of desecration has already redeemed. Since we are talking of kisses ROLLEIFLEX, I can say that Maximus is in love with a GOLD ROLLEIFLEX that soon will "own".

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sent on February 06, 2013 (19:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Good evening, Professor. Antonvito, let's talk a little seriously, when you get, tell us about older Voigtlander (with the two dots.) This discussion goes to the old, but I, I can say little of the digital, we are of JUZAPHOTO. Thus, evidence from which I made with Leica M and sommicron 50 and other cameras with optical equivalent, the same film and all the same settings, pictures with Leica were superior in everything, can prove it. Some of my friends told me of mixtures with rare earths only. You is? Hello.

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sent on February 07, 2013 (13:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Franco, not to overdo the academic! I'm just a fan ;-) ;-)

As far as the Voigtlander, briefly, I can tell you: He was born in Vienna in 1756! It 'was then, probably, the oldest company in the field of optical / photographic being born before
Zeiss. In 1849 he moved to Germany in Braunschweig (home of the Rollei founded, incidentally, by technicians escaped from Voigtlander) and terminates his or her own business in 1972 when
was acquired by Zeiss which became Zeiss Ikon / Voigtlander. But the photographic history of Germany was now the epilogue, the Japanese were taking over, so after a few
brackets with the Ricoh and Chinon, the Voigtlander brand is definitely acquired in 1999 by Cosina who raises for thetune with analog cameras and lenses.
With regard to production, until the early 50's, Voigtlander products were absolutely comparable to other German manufacturers (Zeiss and Rollei in the first place), but have taken very-
to less successful with consumers. In subsequent years, has the best of Voigtlander. Just remember the various series of VITORET (DC-CD-CL-CLR-AUTOMATIC), the Vitomatic
and the prestigious BESSAMATIC and ULTRAMATIC SLR with interchangeable lenses. Of that period is the extraordinary (for those times) 36/82mm f/2.8 zoom.
The period Cosina are analogue machines of the series BESSA (rangefinder also with optical coupling "M" Leica), a digital camera body branded Epson, and, strikingly, a production
of lenses with excellent grafts for NikonCanon, Leica, etc..

Before digital, since 2000 and until 2007, I shot mostly with a Leica M6 TTL and optical from 21 to 90mm. I can say that the optical Leitz, or rather, the whole system to
Rangefinder "M" is head and shoulders above any other 35mm camera system. The "finder" in the early may cause some problems, but once familiar becomes easy to use. Some
is not comparable to an autofocus system for fast focheggiatura, but such detail! The photographs produced by a Leica M lenses on (maybe the series aspherical) are very sharp, you know-
ture and depth. A projection of dia produced by these tools is truly satisfying. Equally good is the behavior with the white / black. I do not know, however, the LEICA digital.
I do not feel, however, speak very well.
For the composition and the mixing of optical glasses, all the houses, more or less, have always trumpeted that each of them had its own ace in the hole. In my opinion, this could
have some value in the calculations until it is taken over by the computer. Today the difference, according to my humble opinion, they are very complex optical schemes permitted in the
use of computerized calculations.

Hail, Antonvito.

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sent on February 07, 2013 (14:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I also have a Rolleiflex F with Planar f2.8. All retailers recommend that you take a APS-C makes better pictures would recommend to go and see the photos of Newton or Avedon almost all taken with the Rollei. They are fabulous not only because 'there behind' the genius of those photographers, the camera and the lenses are magnificent, the three dimensional 'and transition plans are unattainable for a 6X6 full frame 35 mm, let alone an APS- C.

I Rolleiflex I bought recently I fell in love. Using the Hasselblad 503 for some time and despite the benefits has the mirror that vibrates like crazy every time you shoot. With the Rollei can make shots at 1/15 sec and make sharp pictures suprattutto if you use the cable release with un'otturatore magnificent and the absence of the moving mirror.

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sent on February 08, 2013 (18:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Good evening Antonvito, after this explanation the degree I'll have to take. Thank you and I agree. Thanks also to Sailor, because according to his answers on the site I have learned a lot. The medium and large size was different, I remember the hasselblad motorized and his stinging drive noise, the ceremonies was getting dirty looks. The fabulous Linhof technical documents. Return to the film is not possible, a few laboratories have bathrooms oxidized and produce prints tired. The digital has brought only benefits ... learn from voi.Un Greetings to all.

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sent on February 11, 2013 (15:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Franco. A solution to return to the film (b / N, of course), is to equip, develop and print their own photographs at home. I know it's a pain in the ass, but
if one has patience and time the fun and satisfaction are guaranteed. I did that I was 25 years old. What an effort ... how many hours stolen from sleep ... but I was young. Are then pas-
sato slides and I have not stopped, except for a few intermezzo in b / w with the Leica. It is now 100% digital. Sometimes I feel like some roller silver, but, as you say
too, I can not find the equipment and laboratories at the needs we have. This in Rome ... let alone in the province or in a small town ... :-( :-( :-(
Regarding the Hasselblad, you're absolutely right. It is certneously a sample of noise. When shooting with the mirror that looks like the windshield of a 500,
produces as much noise as a dip in the pool! Did I mention that I have always preferred the Rollei to Swedish.
Always a friendly greeting Antonvito.




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