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ROLLEI ROLLEIFLEX 3.5B

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The Rolleiflex 3.5 B (type K4B) is a twin-lens reflex camera produced by Franke & Heidecke from 1954 to 1956, with approximately 94,000 units manufactured. It features a Synchro-Compur MX CR00 leaf shutter with speeds from 1 to 1/500 sec. and B, and a Heidosmat 1:2.8 f=75mm coated viewing lens. This model introduced an Exposure Value Scale (EVS) for exposure adjustments and a switch to overrule the Double Exposure Prevention. It also includes a memo disc on the focus knob and allows for the use of a Rolleifix tripod attachment. The camera weighs 980 grams and has dimensions of 99 x 96 x 146 mm.

An excavator sits in a misty, grassy field with standing water at dawn.
A collapsed underground structure is illuminated by a bright light source.
A person with a headlamp stands on a rocky ledge next to a vibrant green body of water inside a cave.
Two miners wearing hard hats and headlamps are working with heavy machinery in a wooded, rocky area.
A person stands in a dark mine tunnel with light visible at the end.
A man runs across a sunlit street at the bottom of a long concrete staircase.
A large, abandoned industrial building is filled with decaying machinery and debris.
The Berlin Fernsehturm rises above buildings with sunlit walls under a cloudy sky.

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