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© 1998-2021 Ferdi Stutterheim

Rollei 35,1303 Photo F.W. Stutterheim
Photograph of Ferdi‘s chrome Rollei 35 camera. The back is partly slid down. The rails are lightproof without any foam. The usual Rollei quality. On the right side the fixing point for the wrist strap can be seen. It is similar to the one on the Rolleiflex 4×4 cm.
Photo © 2020 F.W. Stutterheim.

Page Index

  1. Optics
  2. Clubs
  3. Rolleiphiles
  1. Reviews, Instructions
  2. Photography
  3. Film

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Optics

ZEISS
The international web-site of the Carl Zeiss Group, maker of Tessar and Sonnar lenses of the Rollei 35.

Schneider-Kreuznach
The maker of Xenar, Xenotar and other distinguished lenses.

Clubs

International Rollei Club.
Jaap Roskam’s International Rollei Club.

Club Rollei User

Rollei Club of Italy

Nederlandse Rolleiflex Club

Rolleiphiles

John Lind
John Lind’s Rollei Page.

Cameraquest
Stephen Gandy’s Rollei 35SE Page.

My Camera Cabinet
Rollei 35 Page.

Reviews, Instructions

The Essentials – A Guide to the Best of Rollei’s Camera Systems
Review by Aaron Stennet, Casual Photophile.

Rollei 35 SE Camera Review
Review by James Tocchio, Casual Photophile.

Rollei 35 SE
Rollei 35 SE at Stephen Gandy’s CameraQuest.

Photography

Rollei 35
The Rollei 35 Pool at Flickr.

What Are the Different Types of Film Cameras?
Despite the ongoing improvements in digital imaging technology, analog cameras remain a popular (and beloved) instrument for many photographers. From 42 West, the Adorama Learning Center.

Film

Film Photography: Why You Should Get In on the Fun
From the Adorama Learning Center. Even with the latest and greatest updates in DSLR and mirrorless cameras, film photography is still having a resurgence.

Behind the Film - Inside the ILFORD factory
See how film is made. Take a look inside the HARMAN technology factory in Mobberley, England where they manufacture the ILFORD and Kentmere ranges of black and white film, photographic paper and chemicals. Find the Rolleiflex.