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Any Rolleiflex fans out there? I'm trying to figure out my camera's age. The lens is a Zeiss-Opton Nr 79044 Tessar f3.5 75mm. It says Compur-Rapid between the shutter speed dial & aperture dial. There is a flash sync but it does not have an X. Shutter speeds are B, 1, 1/2/ 1/5, 1/10, 1/25, 1/50, 100, 1/250 & 1/500. Also can I shoot with the shutter speed between speeds? Thank you in advance.
Craig
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Well...you could shoot between speeds but the speeds will not be accurate. So the answer is no ,don't shoot between speeds. Compensate with the F-stop.
If you want a more technical reponse ask and I will respond. I specialize in medium format equipment repair.ScottH
The Opton lens was made by Carl Zeiss after the 2nd world war, up to 1953, in Oberkochen. It is a standard 4 element Tessar, designed by Rudolph at the turn of the century. Zeiss could not call it a Tessar, as the East German Zeiss factory had control of the name.
It should be and excellent performer. I don't know if the speeds can be set between the marks.
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