If a photographer from the early Thirties travelled through time he'd be astounded to see that not only are classic Leicas still going strong in 2009, but the German Rolleiflex 2.8, designed in 1929, ...

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I have seen some of the old cameras from the early days of photography before. They look like this Rolleiflex camera with two lenses on the front, and the photographer had to look down through the top ...

This isn’t the first time we have seen a rework of the famous Rollei Twin Lens Reflex camera, but this time the updated MiniDigi AF 5.0 comes in a retro fabulous, red black color scheme. If that ...

The Rolleiflex Hy6 is an advanced medium format camera for film and digital applications that features the ability to accept pro digital backs and an autofocus zoom lens will be unveiled at PhotoPlus ...

The twin lens camera was first introduced in the late 1800s to dramatically speed up the process of taking a picture — now photographs are taken in milliseconds, but the twin-lens reflex is getting a ...

We'll admit we've gotta weakness for retro-styled digital cameras that are designed to look like film cameras from the fifties and sixties. The latest we've found is the Mini-Digi from Rollei, which ...

If you would like to upgrade your older nondigital medium format analog photo cameras to capture digital images you may be interested in a new photography accessory called “I’m Back”. Offering an ...

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In photography, necessity has always been the mother of invention – and a number of very pressing needs gave rise to the Rolleiflex twin-lens reflex (TLR) camera, a design that survived for 70 years.