A review of the LEGENDARY Rolleiflex 2.8F

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  • Опубликовано: 21 фев 2023
  • Join Jon Canlas as he reviews one of his favorite film cameras of all time. A camera he shot for years. The LEGENDARY Rolleiflex 2.8F twin lens reflex.
    Jon also shares the tips and tricks you need to shoot this camera like a pro.
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Комментарии • 37

  • @MrWilhinds
    @MrWilhinds Год назад +6

    I love the Harry Fleenor story. I have a 3.5 F with a working meter!! I bought her secondhand back in 1984-85.

  • @rogerbird2208
    @rogerbird2208 Год назад +7

    I love my 2.8E. Beautiful camera. Wonderful to use. I now have my grail cameras; the 2.8, a Leica M5, and a Rollei 35T.

  • @steverosenblum823
    @steverosenblum823 Год назад +5

    Great video. The best thing about the video is you, Jon. Your integrity and personal authenticity just shows in every frame. I had a 3.5f for awhile but sold it last year to a fellow FIAB person who was thrilled to have it. I ended up missing using a Rollei, and recently bought a 2.8d Planar that had been CLA'd and I'm waiting for the Maxwell screen and then I will be good to go again. I love these old mechanical cameras--they are made like Swiss watches and are a pleasure to shoot.

  • @JacquesLaFleche

    So wonderful to have had the opportunity of photographing some of the heroes and legends of WWII. As a war photographer, I have wanted to honor those who served our country through artful portraiture. My great grandfather is 102 years old, a living war hero and lives across the street from me. It has been an intention of mine to photograph him in an honorable and special manner, perhaps using a rolleiflex now that I'm in the market. Thank you for sharing your portraits! It's inspired me to use the camera for just as honorable of purposes. @JacquesLaFleche

  • @mdevered

    I have a 2.8f, been building it up for the past few years, Its from 1953 and found it's way to Cape Town. What a glorious camera, thanks for the inspiring video to go out and shoot.

  • @kronkite1530
    @kronkite1530 Год назад +2

    Really glad I found your Find Lab! Just bought my 4th Rolleiflex - a 3.5 after stupidly selling the others way back before prices skyrocketed!

  • @gabgallant
    @gabgallant Год назад +3

    Very cool camera and informative video. I found a 2.8f white face at goodwill but it never worked. I’ll have to send it to Harry.

  • @ss-se7ze
    @ss-se7ze Год назад

    A few days ago I managed to get a Rolleiflex Old Standard. This camera has been my biggest wish ever since I started analog photography. A few years ago I also got a 1937 Rolleicord with its Rolleikin for 35mm film and it has been a very faithful companion. But the Rolleiflex is something special, simply the most beautiful camera that exists and that is exactly what motivates me a lot to roll and shoot, using Rollei cameras completely transforms the scene and throughout the time that I have been with Rollei they are always the center of attention of very interesting stories, but they are also excessively discreet cameras.

  • @eyeofalchemy

    What a review! The personal thoughts really gives an edge here over other reviews. Thanks for the insight!

  • @haimtoeg

    The reason the shutter is quiet is not that it's a leaf shutter. It's the lack of a mirror that flips. Leica M bodies are quiet and have focal plane shutters, hasselblads are noisy and have leaf shutters.

  • @bicycle551
    @bicycle551 16 часов назад

    Really enjoyed your passion!!

  • @garyjzhao
    @garyjzhao Год назад +3

    Quite interesting to watch this right after your Yashica Mat 124G video. Which of the two do you prefer? Would you still recommend the 124G?

  • @scottlimeberry3341
    @scottlimeberry3341 Год назад +3

    really enjoying the content you all are putting out… question… i know you all are trying to run a business & obviously can’t keep every beautiful camera that comes your way, but you seem to have such a nostalgic & sentiment attachment to this beauty… do you mind me asking why you decided to let it go instead of keeping it for yourself? just curious… thanks!

  • @tonym9635

    What a great video, your personality and love for the Rolleiflex is real! I really enjoyed it. Thank you

  • @carbonejack

    Enjoyed this video. I've got the 3.5. Got a good deal. Probably needs a CLA.

  • @skinnybreakfast

    ur cool. subbed :) dad just gave me his 3.5f. learned some new things from you. thanks.

  • @skinnybreakfast

    you know where you set the ISO, on that dial there is also another dial for 1,2,3,4 etc.. is that for pushing stops? any clues or tips please?

  • @egarza9241
    @egarza9241 Год назад +1

    How much was Rolleiflex sold for that was featured?

  • @michaelgermundson8166

    Goosebumps- me too❤