Rolleiflex 2.8F

HobbyGaia - Collections - Rolleiflex 2.8f - Model K7f Planar - 1960/1965, (1981 with small changes) - Fabulous fully mechanical and manual camera, probably the best of TLR - Twin Lens Reflex - with a very attractive design and a high-end , has become one of the greatest classics of photography, in its own right, achieving beauty, precision and quality in itself, and with its extraordinary lenses 2, 8f of the Planar, is a vintage par excellence, an authentic legend, and photographs in medium format (6x6) with roll 120 - format much larger than usual 35mm, therefore of higher quality - used by many professionals, how professional was this machine. If for some reason you want to go back to the old analog or just try it out (in certain cases you can even take advantage - why not black and white with Kodak the Ilford, and have the fortune of being able to use a splendid machine like this, in optimum state, do not miss out on this great opportunity and you will be delighted. Three small things to remember: 1 - unlike traditional SLR reflexes, the TLR - Twin Lens Reflex do not require a mirror, which at low speeds brings because there is no movement of the mirror, there is no vibration, and it is precisely at that time that the picture is taken, and it is fair to say that the shot is also incredibly silent and vibration-proof; 2 - For speeds with an exposure time greater than one second(green scale) the machine does not actually control them, and must be manually timed with the help of a clock. 3 - to advance the film crank 1/2 turn clockwise, and half turn counterclockwise to let it rest

... And if it's time to do a review of your beautiful machine, (a long time-out may have changed the firing times, remember it's totally mechanical), you should only find a 100% qualified workshop, and in case of difficulty the MPR Fratelli Rossi in via Cesare 11 Rome is one of them, (already was builder of optimal machines) and can be sent by post ... Truly fascinating and unmissable !!!

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HobbyGaia - Collections - Rolleiflex 2.8f - Model K7f Planar - 1960/1965, (1981 with minor changes) - Fabulous fully mechanical and manual camera, probably the best of the TLRs - Twin Lens Reflex - with a very attractive design and high-end mechanics, it has become, in its own right, one of the greatest classics of photography, managing to bring together beauty, precision and quality, and with its extraordinary 2.8f lens from Planar, it's really a vintage par excellence, an authentic legend, and it shoots in medium format (6x6) with a 120 roll - format much larger than the usual 35mm, so higher quality - used by many professionals, as a professional was this machine. If for any reason you want to go back to the old analogue or just try it (in certain cases you can even take advantage - why not black and white with Kodak or Ilford, and have the good fortune to be able to use a splendid machine like this, in excellent condition, don't miss this great opportunity and will be delighted. Three small details that should not be forgotten: 1 - unlike the traditional SLR reflex (Single Lens Reflex), at TLR - Twin Lens Reflex don't need a mirror which at low speeds brings a huge advantage, as there is no mirror movement, there is no vibration, and it is precisely at this time that the photo is taken, and it is fair to say that the shooting is also incredibly silent and at the same time. vibration proof; two- For speeds with an exposure time of more than one second (green scale) the machine does not actually control them, and they must be manually timed with the help of a clock. 3- to advance the film, turn the crank 1/2 turn clockwise, and half a turn counterclockwise to let it rest.

...AND if it's height to have your beautiful machine serviced, (a long time out of service may have altered the firing times, remember that it is completely mechanical), you will only have to find a 100% qualified workshop, and in case of difficulty MPR Fratelli Rossi in via Cesare 11 Roma is one of them (he was a builder of great machines) and can be sent by post...