Photo: Laszlo Ambrus (laszloambrus.com)
Camera: Rolleiflex 3.5F
Film: Kodak Ektar 100
Scan: Canon 9000F MarkII
Post production: Photoshop (basic sharpening, and some color adjustment.)
Portrait with a Rolleiflex 3.5F – Badacsony
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Hello, first time posting. I have an otherwise nice Rolleiflex T with fungus in the viewing lens. The old-timer experts won't work on this, and so looking for advice on what to do. Seems to me if I could either kill and clean the fungus or replace the viewing lens, this would be a fun camera.
Bonsoir à tous,![]()
j'ai récupé un Rollei SL66 dont le miroir est resté bloqué en position haute, ![]()
Un petit conseil pour le débloqué serait le bien venu, j'ai tout essayé, mais aucun résultat![]()
Merci d'avance,![]()
Pascal
The shutter has seized up on my Rolleiflex camera and I was wondering if anyone has any advice as to how I can fix it? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Had anyone tried to repair separated lens balsam?, I'm wondering if I put this prism in the oven it would repair the separation, I have two prism viewfinders one with this issue and other separated due to damage.
I have a 3.5MX in pretty good condition. But it have a problem, when winding the film crank, it release the shutter.![]()
Is it an easy fix from the side plate on the crank side, or is a full rebuilt required?![]()
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Thanks,![]()
Danny