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Page 2: ...HA IDBOOK ROllEI lEX Sl2OOO J PRACTICA1 HIl...

Page 3: ...easebutton t t I 10 Mainswitchfor B Brief Long timeexposure Single exposure C Continuous run O Off 11 Controlknob formemoryhold andselftimer 12 Eyecupforeye level viewingsystem 7 Interchangeable refle...

Page 4: ...ease catch forpowerpack 23 Release catch formagazine 3 22 Storage position formagazine darkslide 16 Strapattachment left 19 Magazine darkslide 21 20 Magazine functioncontrol Slotformagazine darkslide...

Page 5: ...rchangeable reflexviewing hoodwithmagnifier IHE RollErFlEX 51 2000r SY Eil 2 Camera body 6 Interchangeable focusing screen 3 Interchangeable magazine 4 Interchangeable powerpack 5 Filminsert for magaz...

Page 6: ...THEROIlErFlEXSl 2000ttRoil BEIoW 34 Release catches for magazine 3 33 Tripod mounting sockettZ 35 Rewind handle swivelling 36 37 Magazine serial number Camera serial number...

Page 7: ...t andcontactfordedicated Rolleiflashgun 27 Flash cable synch ronisation socket 16 Strapattachment right 28 Framecounter 29 Filmspeed settingdial 17 Shutterrelease left 32 Release buttonforinterchangea...

Page 8: ...continuous run at threeframes persecond Alsofor multi exposure Interchangeable powerpack Designedto accept5x AA sizerechargeable cells specialrapid chargeravailable esan accessory Manganese alkali ba...

Page 9: ...signed opticsor thehigh performanceRolleinar range TheSL 2000F systemis designed with theprofessional photographerin mind and is backedbytheRollei Pro fessionalSenice PleasereadthisRolleiflex SL 2000F...

Page 10: ...oIfo r exposurecomp ens ation Manual aperture depth offield previewcontrol Flashsynchronisation I 9 I0 I0 l2 15 16 18 I9 20 2I 24 26 2B 29 30 32 Function signal ll Theinterchangeab le lenses Themostim...

Page 11: ...tof thelensand thereddot on theinsideof thebayonetmounton thecamera Align the tworeddotsand insertthebayonetmountof thelens into thebayonetsocketon thecameraand turn thelens clockwiseuntil it isfelt t...

Page 12: ...erature and mayberapidly recharged especiallywiththeRollei rapid charyerIt is alsopossibleto usenon rechargeable Manganese Alkali batteries but theircapacityissufficientonlyfor about 100 200exposures...

Page 13: ...wardsin thedirectionof thearrow swingtherightsideof themagazinebackwardsand de tachitfrom itsmountingat theleft Toattach themagazine i5 7 Locateit on to thebody bymeansof thecatches on theleft sideand...

Page 14: ...to allow theswitch 19 to bemovedto thisposition 8 Positionfor removalof magazineinsert whileit is still attachedto thebody ME Maltiple Exposure In thisposition anynumberof exposure s maybesuperimpose...

Page 15: ...elflockingin theposition 0 and shouldbepressedin befureit is turnedto another position Thefilm speed settinsdial DINIASA 29shouldbesetto correspondwiththetypeoffilm in use this information will beauto...

Page 16: ...to recordtheJirstex posurein anysequence The numberofframes ofJilm usedwill thereforebecorrectlyrecorded TheAutomaticFilmStop Oncetheendof afilm hasbeenreached thefilm trans port will automaticallysto...

Page 17: ...lableasan accessory item Note Thispressure plate is only to beusedwithjilm lengthof 72frames ToRemove theFilmInsert First put thefunction selectorswitch2l rc e themaga zinedoesnot haveto beremovedfrom...

Page 18: ...edmagazineinsertinto themagazineuntil it locksfirmly intoplace Next movethemagazinefunctioncontrolswitch2I to SE and themain switchI0 to I Nowpresstherelease buttonseveraltimes themotorwill operateand...

Page 19: ...kuntil a lightresistance isfelt causedbytheendof theJilm beingheldbytheclip on thetakeupspool Make onemorecompleteturn of the rewindhandle thiswill allow theinsertto beeasily removedfrom themagazine a...

Page 20: ...ease ispressed pictureswill beexposed and thefilm woundoncontinuously Position 8 Longtime Theshutterstaysopenaslong astheshutterreleaseispressed Note Forverylongexposures put themainswitchto B i press...

Page 21: ...daction timerhastwomainfunctions firstly thestraightforward delayedactionand secondlytheuseof thedelayed action asa shutterreleaseeffectively reduces vibration underconditionswherevibration mustbekept...

Page 22: ...apertureand automaticmode align themetermeasuringareawith thedesired part of thesubjectand turn theswitchto the memo position iS 2I The speed selected in theposition will nowbe heldand usedirrespectiv...

Page 23: ...entheshutterrelease ispressed It is alsopossibleto checkthestateof chargemanually Firstsetthemain switchto I i takethefirstpressureon oneof theshutterreleases and turn theswitchII to memo If theNiCad...

Page 24: ...age operation Stage1 Light measurement ThketheJirstpressureon theshutterrelease buttonand this will activatethemetef apertureand shutterspeedinformation is displayedin theviewJinder Stage2 Releusing T...

Page 25: ...tterrelease down to theJirststop Theviewfinder nowshowsthedatadis playfor shutterspeed 15 endaperture 5 6 Thrn the qtepiece adjustmentuntil thedisplay is at itssharpest TheqtelevelviauJinderis nowat i...

Page 26: ...kes placein thisarea theremaining 5 in the outerarea Thefocusingaids Thestandardfocusingscreen hasa diagonalsplit imagewedge surroundedbya microprism circle fig 27 whichin turn issurroundedbya matt sc...

Page 27: ...Ds will thenlight but theaperturescalewill not liSht Ifyou try to usea nonmetercoupledlens accessory without engaging thestopdownmodetheentirearrayof indicationswill light asa warning If thewarningisi...

Page 28: ...setspeedwill beindicatedbya constant LED and thespeedwhichwould besetbythe automaticsystem f thecamerawasworkingon auto matic will beindicatedbyaflashing LED It is thus possibleto maintain eithera cho...

Page 29: ...n is a precisionoptical componentand thestandardscreen is sufficientlyversatileto coveralmostall normal applica tions Therearehowever severalalternativescreens avaiIabIefo r specificpurposes seeAcces...

Page 30: ...to drop to an angleof 45 degrees and thentakeit out of thehousing C ReJittingthescreen is thereverse of theabove proce dure Thefrontof thescreenframe shouldbepressed upgentlybutfirmly until it clicksi...

Page 31: ...eflap iS 30 and thereflexhoodis automaticallyerected Thisactionalso cutsout theactionof theqtelevel viewfinderThesubjectmaynowbeviewedfromabove theimageis uprightbut laterally reversed Theview finder...

Page 32: ...sition grip thesidesof thehoodand drawit bothforwardsand upwards This will allow therear sideof thehoodto bereleasedfromitsretainingclip and thehoodshouldbeliftedoutfrom therearTbre place thefocusingh...

Page 33: ...desiredJilmspeed Note In manual modeshutterspeeds arecontinuouslyvariable not being click stopped topre determined values ThisstepIess controlallows thesettingof anydesiredspeed FlashoperationwithDedi...

Page 34: ...onallyoccurthatyouwish to applya con stant over ridefactorto theexposure system forexample you maywishto use fora specific purpose films loaded invarious magazines and to applya uniformexposure over r...

Page 35: ...stopdownbutton 18mayalso beusedto closethe irisdiaphragmto theworkingapertureto assess the depthoffield hess thebutton 18oncemoreto returnthe irisfunction to normal Youmayalsochoose to work at stopdow...

Page 36: ...AJirst pressureon thebutton18engages thestop downmodeand a second pressurereleases thestopdown modeand returnstheoperationof thecamerato normal full aperturemeteringmode Caution Theexposure systemof...

Page 37: ...terspeed shouldbesetto A l Aperturescanbe selected throughouttheaperturerangerelatingto the flash systemused Thecorrectsynchronisation is auto matically controlledbythecamerabyusingitsown sensorto mea...

Page 38: ...ew Jinderffig aD Shouldtheflash output havebeenin adequate thiswill also beindicatedin theviewfinder whichmeansthat theflash unit had insufJicient power in relation to theselected aperture Awider aper...

Page 39: ...thasbeencarriedout short fl ickeringduring thetransportingproces sfrom the Jirstframe onwards a theendof aJilm hasbeenreached whenshutter releaseispressed light is constant O magazinefunctioncontrolsw...

Page 40: ...s an interchangeable lenssystem whichallowstheuseof lenses with awide rangeoffocal lengths It is obviouslybestto usetheoriginal Zeiss lenses As an alternative thewholerangeofRolleinar lenJe r rs alsoa...

Page 41: ...ing elements 7 t 6 7t6 7 t 6 6t4 6 5 4t4 6 5 5 5 5 5 0 30 m 1 13 inmid image 0 2 5 m 1 6 O 24m 1 4 0 3 0 m 1 5 0 45 m 1 7 0 45 m 1 7 O 27 m 1 2 1 1 withET 1 0 0 m 1 1 0 1 6 0 m 1 1 0 2 50 m 1 10 3 50...

Page 42: ...2 8 135mm incl lensshade Rolleinar MC 3 5 200mm incl lensshade Zoom Rolleinar MC 4 0 80 200 mm Rolleinar MC5 6 400mm Reflex Rolleinar MC 8 500 mm 1017 9 8 7t7 7 t 5 4t4 4t4 16 13 414 4t4 12t9 3 5 16 1...

Page 43: ...r Uis aa Thecamerashould befitted with rechargeable NiCad batteriesand a specialrapid chargeris available This chargeris designed sothat theinterchangeable power pack mayfit on to it directlywith theN...

Page 44: ...alsopossibleto usethegip to mountvarious accessories e g aflashgun in awide choiceofpositions Furtheraccessories areavailableto increase theversa tility of thehandgrip evenmore Theuniversalhandgripsy...

Page 45: ...exposures taken thusmagazines maybe changedwithoutanyadjustmentsto thecamera Thisre ducesconsiderably thechances or errorsbeingmade Afurther advantageis that a loadedmagazinemaybe removedfromthecamera...

Page 46: ...d to thecamerabymeansof a cable and allowsthepowerpack to bekeptin a waftnplace whilst operatingunderadverse conditions partiZutarty whenusingthemoresensitivealkaline ba tteries which losevoltagein th...

Page 47: ...mountedonto theflash shoe electronicallycontrolled hasthefacilityfor an electric on thecamerabody shutterrelease control Thisis especiallyusefulwhere vibration must bekept toanabsolute minimum orthe...

Page 48: ...tensionrings A setof 4 extensionrings 50 30 15 7 8mm is also availablefor closeupphotography These maybeused eitheron theirownor in anycombination These exten sionrtngsmaintain theautomaticoperationof...

Page 49: ...ffi4 aD This screen isageneral purposescreen but with theadvantageof thegrid linesand is especially usefulwherecompositionis an important element e g architecturalphotographywith horizontaland veftica...

Page 50: ...ophotograp hy C Specialmattfocusingscreenwith clearcentrespot incorporating a scale fig 5I Theclearcentre spotis idealforfocusing theaerial imageproducedbya microscope and otherapplicationswherea simi...

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Page 52: ...IHEROllEIFlEX 51 2OOOT 11 PRACIICE 47...

Page 53: ...ewayof holdingyour RolleiflexSL 2000Fin an easyand comfortableposi tion By all means do experiment toJind themostcon venientpositionfo ryour individual requirement s Theuniversalhandgripsystem iS a op...

Page 54: ...ksto itsconstructionand theworld famotrsoriginal Zeisslensrange theRolleiflex SL 2000F canmeetlhe demandsofprofessionalphotography Thereare however certain situations wherethephotographerwould rather...

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Page 56: ...y usingthestop downbuttonforworking aperture metering you cancomfortablyassess thedepthoffield throughtheSL 2000FviewJinderbeforeshootingthe picture Aher Fuctors AffectinyImageSharpness A blurredpictu...

Page 57: ...isbroadenough togivea trueread ing unlike someverynarrowspotmeterswhichareso influencedbyminutevariationsastogivean unsatis factory result In practiceitwill befound that thisselec tivemeteringissuitab...

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Page 59: ...enext exposure This isespecially usefulshouldthesubject movewhenthefirst picture is beingtaken and thereis a needto expose againimmediately The Rolleiflu SL 2000Fwith its3framesper secondcapability is...

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Page 61: ...eexposure for theresultinglatent imagetoproducea negative or transparenqtof thecorrectdensity Howeverifyou are takinga numberof totally separateluminoussubjects againsta dark background theneachexposu...

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Page 63: ...thesubject Whatis not soeasilyunderstoodis theeffects ofvarious lenses onperspective figs 62to 65 Fig 63 Thestandardlensissocalledbecause it producesan imageinwhich theperspective isverycloseto that s...

Page 64: ...n for if prints aremade from theimagesformedthis wayaid vtewedyromthe coftectdistance a longway offfor a telephotoshotand verycloseindeedforawide angleshot lhenthe perspective perceived bytheeyewould...

Page 65: ...EV1 18with 21DIN 100ASA andf 11 4 Sensor 2 siliconphoto diodes ViewfinderSystems 2 integralviewfinders Eyelevel viewfinderwith adjustableocularfor dioptric correctionand rubber eye cup Foldingreflexvi...

Page 66: ...tive 5 Alkalimanganesebatteries TypeAA 0 s V rFiouisionto connect external power supply Standard hot shoe with additionalcontacts for dedicated flashsystem Socket for cable connection f ro yqnthe l en...

Page 67: ...lectricalfilmguideandback If W LEDsignalisstilllitup pick up windfilm backapprox oneframeusing Note alwaysuselt iCadcellswith adequate rewindhandle energlcapacity I Shutterrelease not Main switchon 0...

Page 68: ...gviewJinder magnifier intohorizontal position O hess main switchand settoposition I ua setmagazineto SE Yourcamerais now readyfor use 10 x q 7 r i ffi 20 Iif nr i tr r f 7f i7 lf Tousethefully automat...

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