The Rollei 35 RF is a compact rangefinder camera with TTL metering function and interchangeable lenses. This document provides information about the camera's various features and how to use it.
This manual explains how to prepare and operate the Rollei 35 RF compact range‑finder camera. It covers everything from attaching the strap and changing lenses to loading film, checking battery voltage, using flash and caring for the camera.
The guide also includes technical data such as shutter speed range, metering system, flash synchronization and physical dimensions, helping users get the most out of the camera while keeping it in good condition. This manual is written in German.
| Camera type | 35mm range finder camera with die‑cast aluminum body |
|---|---|
| Film format | 135 (24 mm × 36 mm) |
| Lens mount | M‑type bayonet |
| Shutter | Vertical‑travel laminar metal focal‑plane, 1 – 1/2000 s + B |
| Focusing | Coincidence‑type range finder |
| Metering range | EV 1 – 19 (ISO 100, f/1.4 – f/16, 1 s – 1/2000 s) |
| Flash sync speed | X‑contact, 1/125 s or slower |
| Power supply | Two 1.5 V LR44 or SR44 batteries |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 135.5 mm × 81.0 mm × 33.5 mm |
| Weight | 440 g (body without batteries) |
Place the strap as shown in the illustration and attach it so that the end of the strap sits on the inside of the strap loop.
Turn the shutter‑speed dial to “B”. The shutter stays open as long as you keep the shutter release fully depressed, allowing very long exposures.