File:1932 Standard Rolleiflex.jpg

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A 1932 Standard Rolleiflex

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Grampa Fred's old Rolleiflex he used in North Africa. Some of Cecil Beaton's most famous pictures were taken with one of these.

It still works. I have an old Johnson enlarger that dates earlier than this which will take negatives up to 10x16. The only way to get a true old appearance to photo's is to use the real equipement in my opinion.
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Source 1932 Standard Rolleiflex
Author Wapster

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