Several people have asked me what the differences are between the 6008AF and Integral 2 models, and sometimes people ask about the differences between 6008 Integral 2 and other models.    Ferdi Stutterheim has put together a fantastic table on his Rolleigraphy.org website so all I need to do is point to it.  Thanks Ferdi!    Here it is in case anyone is looking for it...

 Rolleiflex System 6000 on Rolleigraphy.org

Leaf makes this cool - AFi/Hy6 to Graflok adapter plate which can be then fit to any LF camera that accepts standard film holders or film backs.

Click on the link to the blog post for more info and bigger pictures

Did you know you can use your Rollei lenses on your DSLR?  I didn't either until recently…. Click the link the full blog post to read more….

Just posted a big table of all the different corrective diopters available for all the different Rolleiflex cameras including - TLR's, 6000 series, and Hy6.  Covers waist level magnifiers, 45 and 90 degree prisms.  

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Here are some images of a simple adaptation I made to my dioptrx to fit my 45 degree prism.  Click on the link above to jump to the full post!

Table of Corrective Diopters available for pop up magnifiers in the TLR Waist Level Finder

Rolleiflex TLR  2.8FX   4.0 FW and 4.0 FT    (will also fit 2.8 GX, F, 3.5 F and other models with removable WLF)

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One of the reasons I initially started shooting with the Rolleiflex was for the wonderful viewfinders with are big and bright.....

Corrective diopters are available but I have astigmatism...    But there is a solution!  Click on the post to read how....

Shutter speeds on PQS lenses with the Hy6

Some older PQS lenses won't operate up to their full speed on Hy6 cameras - Here's how to fix it.  

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For those of you out there with the Rollei Schneider 55mm PCS tilt shift lens, this is a useful chart of required tilt values for distance of the lens to the plane of focus.  Thanks to David Summer Hayes for making this available.    He has several useful articles on his website here - http://www.davidsummerhayes.com/techniques.html  including one on focusing the tilt shift lens. 

Edit - sorry the table isn't showing correctly on the blog - click here for the table.