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Rollei Rolleicord II

Rollei Rolleicord II is a medium format twin-lens reflex film camera with 120-film and a fixed 75mm lens. It uses a waist-level viewfinder, has no autofocus, no built-in flash and no digital features, making it a straightforward mechanical camera for 6x6 work. Known for its compact TLR handling and solid build, it suits collectors and film photographers buying or selling a classic used camera for careful manual shooting.

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Rollei Rolleicord II Model Overview

Specifications

Brand
Rollei
Model
Rolleicord II
Release year
1936
Storage Media Type
120 Film
Sensor Type
Film
Sensor Size
Medium Format

Rollei Rolleicord II is a medium format twin-lens reflex film camera with 120-film and a fixed 75mm lens. It uses a waist-level viewfinder, has no autofocus, no built-in flash and no digital features, making it a straightforward mechanical camera for 6x6 work. Known for its compact TLR handling and solid build, it suits collectors and film photographers buying or selling a classic used camera for careful manual shooting.

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Yes, when you buy your Rollei Rolleicord II from a UK business. You are covered by the Consumer Rights Act 2015, so goods must be as described and of satisfactory quality, and most online purchases come with a 14-day right to cancel. Every dealer on SDS is a verified UK business.

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It depends on the dealer. Warranty length and cover on a used Rollei Rolleicord II are set by each dealer and shown on their website. Your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act apply whether or not a warranty is offered.

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