Rolleiflex SLX

I love fingerboxes! This one is particularly nice.

>>3064392
>it was full of fungus so I passed.
Are you a idiot?

Just keep it away of your other lenses and you will be fine. I can dissasemble and clean it too.

>>3064409
Meh, I'd rather not risk it.

>>3064392
Where do you put the SD card?

>>3064439
Um dude... it's a FILM camera. It takes FILM not SD cards. It's an archival way to preserve latent images from days past

>>3064419
>Meh, I'd rather not risk it.
Risk what, you fucking clown?
You'd rather have a literal brick of a camera than buy an 80mm Planar for $100?
Does that piece of shit even take commercially available batteries?
With a lens spanner, some wet wipes and an hour of your time it would probably be as good as new.

>>3064503
dude, they cost like $200 used on ebay.

>>3064392
I owned one with the 80mm for 3 months before giving it away. very flaky and unreliable camera, which is a shame because it held the film flatter than pretty much any other 120 body and reportedly better lenses than Hasselblad despite using the same lens formula.

>>3064535
Yeah, that's what I'm reading, that they're very prone to electronic failure. I think I'll probably just offload this and make a small profit and stick with my Pentax 6x7.

>>3064503
This.

>>3064534
So expend the extra 100 you cuck.

>>3064684
What if I took your advice, to buy a lens covered in fungus, and I get it home and take it apart and lo and behold the fungus has eaten through the multicoating?

>inb4 who needs multicoating

>>3064894
In all likelihood the lense is not coated internally.
And in all certitude, you don't need whatever lense coating the fungus ate.
Can't inb4 immutable facts of the universe buddy.
Your Zeiss 80mm will still be superior to anything you've ever put in front of a piece of film before you even bother cleaning it.

>>3065091
Pentax 6x7 lenses are better than the Zeiss planar.