edward_giarusso1

<p>Make sure you get PQ/PQS. Read the descriptions as some gloss over the facts. Non PQ is cheap but not worth it to me. One lens I would recommend to you is the Zeiss Marco-Planar 120 F4. The earlier version has some flare issues. PhotoNet has some good info on the Rollei system. Do a search and you will find that a lot of questions you ask were covered back in 1998-2004 time frame. That was the heyday of the Rollei film camera experience. Kornelius J. Fleischer of Zeiss would answer questions about MF lenses back then on a regular basis. Check out his posts. . </p> <h3> </h3> <h1> </h1>

<p>Years ago I scanned many of my slides to Kodak CD. What a wonderful process. This past week I sent out 40 frames of 120 (30 landscape slides/10 people negatives) I shot years ago and they all suck. The lab did enhanced scanning and the quality for resolution is just OK but they are all flat. The highlights are all blown out to be almost a gray sky for the slides. Researching scanning topics on this site does not address my concerns. Some of the better are 5/6 years old. So my question is where do I go from here. I want to shoot landscapes on my Rollei film camera and scan the good frames. Should I pop the money for a Coolscan or is there a lab that can help me out. Very much appreciate your kind response. </p>