Kate Winslet used a replica of a Rolleiflex camera to take photos on the set of "Lee," her biopic about the life of World War ...

One of the cameras David had that day was a Rolleiflex, a German make known as a twin-lens reflex camera. It’s a black metal box a bit squatter than a loaf of Velveeta.

The Rolleiflex features a twin-lens reflex camera that produces ultra-sharp photos, plus a design that collectors adore. Resale prices range from $300 to over $2,600 , depending on the condition. 3.

5 Vintage Camera Brands Only OG Photographers Will Remember. Story by Jack Seemer ... In 1928, Rollei introduced the very first twin-lens reflex roll-film camera, the Rolleiflex, ...

Mixing vintage inspiration with modern features, the Rolleiflex Instant Kamera is a twin lens camera (complete with the waist viewfinder) that uses instant film. Despite looking like the classic ...

A Brief History of Twin-Lens Reflex Cameras. The year was 1929 when the Rolleiflex TLR (Twin-lens Reflex) camera was announced in Germany by Rollei-Werke (originally Werkstatt für Feinmechanik ...

They look like this Rolleiflex camera with two lenses on the front, and the. ... Despite its vintage appearance, the Rolleiflex MiniDigi AF 5.0 is equipped with modern digital technology.

Kiersten Torrez, 29, grew up in St. Louis and left to attend college at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, where she studied architecture and photography. She is currently head ...

Camera with a view: Cafe in South Korean countryside is shaped like a vintage Rolleiflex. By TRAVELMAIL REPORTER . Published: 11:18 EDT, 7 April 2014 | Updated: 11:43 EDT, 7 April 2014 ...

The amazing Dreamy Camera Cafe in Yangpyeong, South Korea was built by retired pilot Park Sung-Hwan, who had always dreamt of owning a cafe in the country. He and his wife, a retired army ...

Founded in 1920 in Germany, Rollei hit the scene with an unusual first camera, the triple-lensed stereo Hedioscop, in 1921.In 1928, Rollei introduced the very first twin-lens reflex roll-film camera, ...

crisserbug/istockphotoSay cheese! That old camera buried under a couple boxes in your attic — or any other place you might find vintage collectibles in your home — is worth another look.