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Anonymous
Wow, I've never seen a TLR try to look like an SLR, it looks pretty cool though. (Agfa Flexilette)
PS: are their any "modern" TLR cameras?
>> Anonymous
No.
>> Anonymous
O, and I came upon an old Kodak Dualflex today, the original model (1947). You get 2 different exposure types and a shutter release, those are the only controls!
>> Anonymous
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It looks like this one but a little different, made in London instead of Toronto.
>> Anonymous
>>177694

you mean London in Ontario
>> Anonymous
No, the one I have was made in London, UK, ever heard of it?
The one in the pic was made in Toronto
>> Anonymous
>>177698

that's where the UK got the name from
>> Anonymous
wat?
>> Anonymous
waz a TLR?
>> Anonymous
Twin Lens Reflex, kinda like SLR but one lens goes to a mirror that you look at to see pic, and the lower lens has the shutter and exposes the film.
>> Anonymous
and they're usually medium format as well, except for that weird Agfa, it's a 35mm
>> Serenar !m827jEgWi.
>>177681
Franke and Heidecke still makes Rolleiflexes, but they're pretty much toys for rich people now (and priced to match). If you feel like actually shooting a modern medium format camera buy a used SLR.

>>177689
The ancestors of today's crappy point and shoots were box cameras, boxes that held film with a lens glued on one end and a shutter with settings "instant" and "bulb". So that's not even bottom of the line D:
>> pskaught !zkraGArAss
>>177681
this is the coolest, now enough with the gear threads.