Rollei 35 Classic User Manual

How to insert the battery correctly into the camera.

How to set the camera's film speed dial according to the film box.

How to set the film type indicator on the camera.

Setting controls and releasing the aperture dial before taking a shot.

How to use the camera's light meter and its measuring range.

How to set the focus distance using the distance setting ring.

How to operate the shutter release button and check camera readiness.

Instructions for rewinding the film and removing the camera back and film cartridge.

Details general flash unit connection, types (bulbs/electronic), and permissible shutter speeds.

Covers battery insertion, connection to camera, and setting the camera for the Rollei 20 REB.

Explains determining aperture for automatic flash and setting the flash unit to 'A'.

Details determining aperture for non-automatic flash and setting the flash unit to 'M'.

Provides advice on avoiding reflections and battery care for flash units.

How to attach the carrying cord and use the carrying case for protection and convenience.

Explains the purpose and use of the screw-in lens hood for protection and image quality.

Discusses compatibility and proper use of external self-timers with the camera's release button.

How to use a cable release with the camera for stable exposures, especially for time exposures.

Explains filter attachment, exposure correction values, and specific filter types for B&W and color photography.

Provides advice on selecting shutter speeds for hand-held shots and moving subjects to ensure sharpness and avoid blur.

Explains how to use the 'B' setting for long exposures and low-light shooting, including tripod and cable release recommendations.

Guides on how to set the aperture based on subject type, exposure time, or depth of field requirements.

Explains how depth of field is shown on the scale and its importance for candid shots and specific scene types.

Describes how to set the infinity marking to extend depth of field for foreground detail.

Guides on pointing the camera correctly for exposure readings to ensure accurate results for various subjects.

Addresses specific scenarios like backlighting and subjects with high contrast for accurate exposure.

Explains the operation of the winding lever for film advance and shutter tensioning.

Details how to change the camera's battery, its expected life, and proper handling.

Provides a method to check if the camera is loaded with film by testing the rewind crank.

Offers advice on protecting the camera from damage and details cleaning procedures for various parts.

Lists detailed technical specifications for the camera, including type, features, lens, dimensions, and weight.

Details the technical specifications for the Rollei 20 REB flash unit, including type, guide number, flash range, and dimensions.

Provides the specific technical details of the Sonnar lens used in the Rollei 35 classic camera.