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ROLLEI35 World's Smallest 35Mm Full Frame Camera HONEYWELL PHOTOGRAPHIC PRODU CTS ROLLEI35 world's smallest 35mm full frame camera ~l'rs· - " Measuring only 1V4 " by 3;18" by 2%" , the Rollei 35 easily vided. Shutter speeds are from 1/ 2 to 1/ 500 second plus slips into a shirt or coat pocket. Yet it uses standard 35mm bulb. film and produces regular full frame 35mm transparencies or negatives on 12, 20, or 36 exposure rolls. An engraved bright frame in the oversized viewfinder outlines picture composition. The exposure counter auto­ The built in CdS exposure metering system uses a match matically resets when the back is opened. The film speed needle system and is coupled to the aperture, shutter and film dial is calibrated for ASA values from 25 to 1600. The tripod speed controls for simple and accurate exposures. socket accepts standard 1/4- 20 tripod screws. Flash synchro­ The incredibly sharp 40mm Tessar lens retracts into the nization is through the hot shoe. camera body when not in use. The shutter will not release unless the lens is extended and locked. Aperture settings The Rollei 35 comes in a chrome and black leatherette from f/ 3.5 to f/ 22 with click stops at every 1/3 stop are pro- finish or in all black finish. SPECIFICATIONS: Size: Shutter: 1V4 " by 3;18" by 2%" Compur with X flash synchronization at all speeds from Weight: 1/ 2 to 1/ 500 second and bulb 13V2 ounces Exposure Metering: Lens: match needle CDS type by Gossen 40mm f/ 3.5 Tessar by Carl Zeiss Focusing: Battery: engraved scale on outer lens ring with depth of field PX13 or E625 mercury cell (included) indication Cat. No. 1060 ROLLEI 35 chrome with wrist loop and lens cap. ................................................... [17133·07] $199.50 Cat. No. 1062 ROLLEI 35 bla'ck with wrist loop and lens cap .. .............. _... ............................ __ ._. [1 9146·411 $219.50 June, 1969 NO EYWELL PHOTOG PRO ROLLEI 35 ACCESSORIES for the world's smallest 35mm full frame camera ..; SOFT LEATHER CASE & WRIST LOOP FILTERS LENS HOOD FLASH BRACKET HARD LEATHER BELT CASE FLASH CUBE HOLDER AND HOT SHOE ADAPTER Cat. No. Cat. No. 1061 Soft Leather Case _ [906-47] $ 9.95 1155 Orange Filter _______ _ _____________ [203-87] $ 5.95 1063 Hard Leather Belt Case _ [186-47] $ 9.95 1156 Neck Strap __ [201-50J $ 2.25 1064 Eveready Leather Case _ ------ -[1910-73J $16.50 115 7 Wrist Loop _ ____ __ ___ ___ -- --- --- -[621-50J $ 2.25 1150 Lens Hood __ [171-33] $ 2.00 226 Flash Cube Holder with 1151 Medium Yellow Filter _____ [493-87J $ 5.95 Hot Shoe Contact _ ___ [654-77J $ 7.95 1152 Lens Cap _____ __ _[ 76-62J $ .95 342 Electronic Flash Bracket with 1153 R1.5 Color Filter ( Skylight ) __ _[65 4-52] $ 6.95 Hot Shoe to PC Adapter ___ [855-57J $ 8.95 1154 H-l Haze Filter --------- - [624-52J $ 6.95 460 Hot Shoe to PC Adapter ____ _______ [65-90] $ 1.50 June, 1969 2 HONEYWELL PHOTOGRAPHIC PRODUCTS ROLLEIFLEX SL 26 cartridge convenience with Rollei quality The SL 26 is the smallest single lens reflex cartridge ments are exchanged when changing lenses, thus protecting camera on the market, measuring 3V/' by 4" by 2%" and the camera interior from stray dust and resulting in lighter weighing only 19 ounces. Exposures are set with the through and smaller wide angle and telephoto lenses. the lens CdS metering system by leveling the indicating The Compur shutter offers X flash synchronization needle within the viewfinder. The meter is automatically set through its full range of speeds from 1/ 2 to 1/ 500 second for the correct ASA film speed by a notched coding on each plus bulb. film cartridge. The camera comes equipped with a hot shoe built into the A 40mm f/ 2.8 Zeiss Tessar lens is standard. A 28mm, top of the pentaprism, a rapid advance lever, built in neck f/ 3.2 Pro-Tessar wide angle lens and an 80mm, f/ 4.0 Pro­ strap loops and an easily accessible meter battery compart­ Tessar telephoto lens are also available. Only the front ele- ment on the side. SPECIFICATIONS: Size: Exposure M.etering: 4" x 2%" X 3V2", including standard lens CdS through the lens system coupled to shutter speed and Weight: aperture controls with indicator needle in viewfinder 19 oz. with standard lens Battery: Lens: PX13 on E625 mercury cell (included) Interchangeable Carl Zeiss lenses, 40mm lens is standard Shutter: Focusing : Compur between the lens shutter with speeds from 1/ 2 to Oversize brilliant focusing screen with split-image range­ ______ 1/ 500 second plus bulb with X flash synchronization at finder wedge in center surrounded by a large micro all speeds prism band Cat. No. 1026 ROLLEIFLEX SL 26 ___________ ___ __________________________________ __ __ _________ ___ ____ _________________ __________ __ _[26199·68] $299.50 3 June, 1969 HONEYWELL PHOTOGRAPHIC PRODUCTS ROLLEIFLEX SL 26 ACCESSORIES cartridge convenience with R ollei quality ROLLEINAR CLOSE UP LENSES CASE flASH CUBE HOLDER 28MM LENS 80MM LENS Cat. No. Cat. No. 1025 Eveready Case ______ ___ _____ ___ ____ _____ [6211-00J $ 16.50 1193 Rolleinar Lens 3, Bay I 1090 28mm f/ 3.2 Wide Angle Lens [6279-67J $1 19.50 (15-12 inches) ____ __ __ ____ __ __ _ - [378-33J $ 12.50 1195 Case for 28mm Lens _______ ____ _______ [257-67J $ 11.50 1197 Push-on Lens Hood 40mm Lens [428-33J $ 12.50 1091 80mm, f/ 4 Telephoto Lens ___ ___ [6293-00J $139.50 1198 Screw-in Lens Hood 80mm Lens [424-50J $ 7.50 1196 Case for 80mm Lens ______ ____ _____ ___ [257-67J $ 11.50 1199 Adapter Ring for Lenshood and 1191 Rolleinar Lens 1, Bay I (42 -20 inches ) _ ___ _____ ___ __________ [378-33J $ 12.50 Filter 28mm lens _____ _ [375-67J $ 8.50 226 Flash Cube Holder ____ ___ _ [654-77J "--" 1192 Rolleinar Lens 2, Bay I $ 7.95 (22-14Vz inches) ___ ______ ___ ___ ____ ______ [378-33J $ 12.50 460 Hot shoe to PC adapter __ _________ [65-90J $ 1.50 SEE PAGE 20 & 21 for Bayonet I filters and accessories for black & white and color photography with the SL 26. June, 1969 4 HON Ie ROLLEI 16S CAMERA the p recision mini-camera The Rollei 16S is a small, easily pocketed, automatic subminiature shutter speed possible. This insures sharp pictures of moving subjects camera using 16mm, single perforated film. Its convenient 12x17mm and reduces risk of camera shake or movement during exposure. For format permits extended enlargements and screen filling color slides. flash shots and manual exposures the Rollei 16S uses 1/30 second The Rollei 16S automatically selects the best exposure time and lens shutter speed and aperture choices range from £/2.8 to £/22. The opening between 1/30 and 1/500 second and £/2.8 and £/22. Maximum Rolleiflash 16 attaches to the base end of the camera and uses AG optical performance is achieved with a focusing 25mm Zeiss Tessar series flash lamps. Electronic flash synchronizes through the con­ £/2.8 lens. Recessed into the body to eliminate the need for a lens­ nector socket located on the base end of the camera or on the Tripod hood, the short focal length of the lens offers amazing depth of field Adapter. even at full aperture. The green "go" signal in the viewfinder indi­ cates when adequate light is available and that the shutter speed and Time exposure "B" of any length can be done with aperture selec­ aperture have been automatically and uniquely set for the fastest tions from £12.8 to £/22. (Cable release socket provided) Size: 1'18" high, 13;4" wide and 4%" long Weight: 9'18 ounces Film: Super 16 cassetts with Black & White, Color Slide and Color Print Films yielding, 18 exposures, 12 x 17mm Shutler and advancing mechanism: Film transport automatically cocks shutter and advances film counter, film advances only after exposure. Shutter has double exposure pre­ vention. Focusing: With distance scale using settings from 16 inches to infinity Meter Settings: ASA and DIN film settings from ASA 12 to 200, as well as filter value compensation (3 Exposure Values by one-third click-stop intervals) Lens Mount: 4-lug bayonet (Bay. "0" ) for filters and Mutar lenses View Finder: Optical brilliant-line, Albada type, mechanically parallax compensated, with three frames: the entire frame for the wide angle lens; the larger frame for the normal lens; and an inner frame for the telephoto Cat_ No_ 211 5 ROLLEI 165 CAMERA with wrist loop and leather case... .. .. ............ .............. ...................... ........... ........... ....... [17133·01] $199.50 Cat. No_ 2114 ROLLE I 165 KIT_ Camera with wrist loop. leather case. measuring chain. Rolleiflash 16 with case, tripod adapter. medium yellow filter. H·l filter packaged in a jewel ca se ........ ............. ....................................... [21158·34] $237.50 5 June, 1969 HONEYWELL PHOTOGRAPHIC PRODUCTS ROLLEI 16S ACCESSORIES for the precision mini-camera Lenses Slide Mounts Superb Carl Zeiss lens systems bayonet directly to the Rollei 16S Slide mounts with anti-newton ring cover glass are available. The for wide-angle and telephoto photography. Conversion sClles for rigid plastic mountings are 2" by 2" overall with 12 x 17mm aperture. distance settings make precise focusing easy. The front mounts have 55mm outside threads for screw on filters. With its standard lens, the Cat. No. Rollei 16S has a 45 degree angle of view with a 16" minimum focusing 2131 Slide Mounts with Anti-Newton Glass, distance. With the Telephoto Mutar lens, a magnification of 1.7 is Box of 20 _______ _______________________________________________ [202-00] $ 3.00 accomplished with a minimum focusing distance of 40" and a 27 degree angle of view.
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