Rolleiflex 6000-System Top-notch Lenses Brochure

Schneider Apo-Symmar 4/90 mm HFT PQS

Versatile macro lens with apochromatic correction.

Optimized for close-up photography. Long helical

mount for focusing from infinity up to a reproduction

ratio of 1:2 without additional accessories. Short

minimum focusing distance is ideal for copy work.

Cat. No. 711.81.042

Zeiss Sonnar 4/150 mm HFT PQS

A short telephoto that is well-suited for many creative

uses, above all in portraiture, but also for full-frame

shots from a longer distance. Its top shutter speed of

1/1000 s makes this standard telephoto a favorite for

rapid flash shots.

Cat. No. 711.81.062

Zeiss Makro-Planar 4/120 mm HFT PQS

The ideal high-performance lens for copy work and

high magnifications. Optimized for a reproduction

ratio of 1:8, it may also be used (with a bellows unit)

for an extended range of 1:5 to about 2:1. Particularly

well-suited for product photos and close ups.

Cat. No. 711.81.060

Schneider Xenotar 2.8/80 mm HFT PQS

The classical standard focal length for almost all areas

of photography. Its legendary sharpness is comple-

mented by a super-fast 1/1000 s for fast-moving

subjects or when using high-speed film.

Cat. No. 711.81.040

Zeiss Sonnar 5.6/250 mm HFT PQS

Classical, easy-to-use telephoto lens of compact design.

Particularly well-suited for “close-ups” from a certain

distance as well as wild-life and sports photography.

Ideal for perfectly lit flash shots and well-balanced fill-in

in studio and stage work.

Cat. No. 711.81.064

PQS Lenses With Super-fast Between-the-Lens Shutters

If Rollei shutter technology allows 1/500 s at oversize

shutter openings, it is only logical that even faster

speeds have become feasible with normal sizes. And in

fact, Rollei has been able to overcome the technical

limit of 1/500 s. Several focal lengths have meanwhile

been fitted with the new Direct Drive Shutter that per-

mits speeds up to 1/1000 s. These special shutter ver-

sions are designated PQS.

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Photo: Florian Adler

Lens: Schneider Apo-Symmar 90 mm f/4 HFT PQS