Current models:

This new Rollei 6008AF camera is the worlds first Full-Size 2 1/4"x 2 1/4" Auto Focus SLR with focus assist technology for all existing lenses. The 6008AF can be used with regular film or as a digital camera with different backs. 6th generation electronics.

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7 photo diodes for measuring exposure in the mirror, spot metering diode, TTL flash metering diode. Shutter times from 30 sec. to 1/1000 sec. Aperture and shutter priority, program mode, manual. Master Control  for numerous programming options. 5th generation electronics. Can be used with current digital backs.

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Special model for technical photography. Comes with a s.c. Réseau Glass Plate before film window. Plate has etched cross pattern for scientific measurements. Used by police, aerial and other scientific photographers.

There two models with different cross spacing. The lenses for the metric camera are special certified Carl Zeiss lenses with a minimum resolution or 25 line pairs up to the extreme corners of the image and come with detailed test report. This model was also available with digital scan pack as Rollei Q16.

Similar to 6008 integral, but comes without interchangeable film magazine and without hand grip (but can be fitted with these items later). Can be used with digital scan pack but not with Master Control Unit.

Special model for studio photography, where light metering and automatic exposure modes are not required. Manual setting of shutter times and diaphragm, but has TTL metering for flash.

Lenses: PQ and PQS can be used. Can be fit with 4.5x6 magazine, Polaroid magazine and digital back DSP 104.

Special bracketing knob next to hot shoe can be used for 3 variable bracketing exposures.

Discontinued models in chronological order:

<< Q16 METRIC Digital
40100, in production 1997, only 5 made (price: DM 133,000).
12 Bit grayscale, 4096x4096 Pixels, full size 6x6cm, integrated Iomega JAZ drive with 1 GB capacity. Fire Wire connector. Time needed for saving file: 10-15 sec.

Carl Zeiss calibrated lenses with extremely high resolution.

7 photo diodes for measuring exposure in the mirror, spot metering diode, TTL flash metering diode. Shutter times from 30 sec. to 1/1000 sec. Aperture and shutter priority, program mode, manual. Master Control  for numerous programming options. 5th generation electronics.

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Digital system with sensor 30x30mm and 2048x2048 Pixels (4.2 MegaPixel). Recording time 10 sec., transfer to PC via SCSI cable connection. 256 gray tone reproduction.

Carl Zeiss calibrated lenses with extremely high resolution. Focal length correction factor 2:1.

Similar to 6008 Professional SCR 1000, but comes without interchangeable film magazine and without hand grip (but can be fitted with these items later). Can be used with digital scan pack but not with Master Control Unit.

# 64859 In production 1993 - 1995

2 exposures per second. 4th generation electronics, 1/1000 sec shortest shutter time. 14pin contact for digital scan pack and external command units.

May 1994, limited series of 33

This collectors item was delivered in a black ABS case with certificate. 80mm PQ Planar f/2.8 lens.

Edition marking 65 years Rollei Medium Format Cameras.

# 87860 in production 1991-1995, total of 25 pieces

Réseau plate with 23x32 crosses in film plane, magazine 6x6/120 metric, integrated ring flash for pre-exposure of cross pattern.

Special calibrated Carl Zeiss lenses with extremely high resolution: Distagon 4/40, Distagon 4/50, Planar 2,8/80 METRIC PQ.

# 760300, in production 1988-1992

The third generation model. Hand grip, extended metering modes and automatic functions with open aperture metering, LED indicators in the viewfinder. 7 cells behind the mirror measure average light, one special cell measures spot, and a 9th cell measures light reflected from the film to adjust flash duration.

Next to manual, 3 automatic exposure modes: time preferred, diaphragm preferred and program mode. Auto bracketing. 1/800 sec. shortest shutter time.

Lenses for this camera are called PQ. Older lenses can be used, but are limited to working diaphragm light metering.

# 760270, in production 1989-1993

Same as 6006 model1, but with the addition of a switch to disengage film transportation for multiple exposures.

<< 6002

# 760020, in production 1986-1990

A scaled down version of the 6006. Missing the interchangeable magazines. Shutter preferred automatic exposure with three SI-cells. TTL flash metering with dedicated flash units (SCA 300 system). 1.5 exposures per second.

# 87841, in production 1984-1989
11x11 measuring crosses

# 87842, in production 1984-1989
9 measuring crosses

Total production 850 pieces.

Special calibrated Carl Zeiss lenses with extremely high resolution.

# 760060, in production 1984-1989

Second generation electronic circuitry. The first model with interchangeable film magazines. Shutter preferred automatic exposure with three SI-cells. TTL flash metering with dedicated flash units (SCA 300 system). 1.5 exposures per second. Diamond grid surfaces. 1/500-30sec shutter times.

Réseau plate with 11x11 measuring crosses. Special calibrated Carl Zeiss lenses with extremely high resolution.

Apart from the black lacquer on formerly chrome colored covers, this model has the following changes:

• release buttons no longer removable
• cable release connector between release buttons
• improved new electronic circuitry
• new designed switch for 120/220

# 740012 in production from September 1976 until end of 1979: 7,600 units.

1.5 exposures per sec, 1/500-30sec shutter times, shutter preferred automatic exposure with 3 SI cells behind the mirror. Two LEDs in viewfinder (one for over-, one for underexposure). Two detachable shutter release buttons with cable release threads. Non-interchangeable film back for 120 and 220 film length selectable.

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