Looking lens has a bit of fungus. Does not affect image quality.
The Rollei twin lens reflex (TLR) where a fan favourite with press photographers and amateur photographers from the early 30’s till the late 50’s. Rollei still produced cameras after the 50’s but more compact 35mm cameras had taken over the photography scene. Rolleiflex is one of many different types of Rollei medium format cameras and is, to this day, still a fan favourite among 120 film shooters.
The TLR means that the body of the camera has two pieces of glass. One of which is used to focus through a the other to take the actual picture. This Rolleiflex does not have an internal light meter, so an external one is good to have in order to nail those exposures. There is also an abundant amount of apps that do the job very well. Furthermore the camera uses 120 film and makes 6x6cm square negatives.
Because of the simplicity of this camera is great for someone that has a knack for analoge photography and wants to start experimenting with medium format without breaking the bank.
Every pre-owned item you get, goes through a thorough inspection process by no-digital technicians to assure quality and comes with an extended warranty as well as a return period.
Our grading system is respected as the industry standard, offering an option for every need and budget. The grading system criteria are used whether buying or selling cameras or other equipment. Learn more about our grading & inspection process. All ratings are made by no-digital’s top-rated technicians and all equipment is guaranteed to work (except for ‘as is’).
When you buy your products from us, we can ship it across Europe. It is also possible to ship cameras & lenses to the UK, and usually the USA & Canada, Japan, New Zealand and Australia too. For more information about shipments, please have a look at our support page.
If you have any questions about this product or our pre-owned warranty and return period, please email us on hello@no-digital.com, and we’ll be happy to help.
See any errors on this page?
Oops — we make mistakes too. Thank you for helping us to improve the site. Please let us know what error you found, and we will correct it as soon as we can.
— Sander.
