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Rolleicord V filter fitting

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mr. chip - 28 Oct 2003 19:19 GMT
Hello,

Can anyone tell me what filter fitting my Rolleicord V has?

Also, is there an adaptor available that will let me use my Cokin P system
filters with it?

Thanks,

Simon.
Randy Stewart - 28 Oct 2003 19:42 GMT
Rollei Bayonet I.  Don't know for sure, but I think very unlikely to have an
off-the-shelf adapter for Cokin P.  Given the relative huge size of the P
filter, I wonder how that would work without blocking access to the camera
exposure controls.  If you are dead serious about an adaption, try to find a
Bay I to Series V or VI [fairly common], then further Series > a standard
thread which in turn adapts to P.  With some luck, you might find a Bay I >
threaded adapter which would then step up to a P adapter, skipping the
Series intermediate adapter.

RS

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> Simon.
Steven Ceuppens - 29 Oct 2003 18:22 GMT
> With some luck, you might find a Bay I >
> threaded adapter which would then step up to a P adapter, skipping the
> Series intermediate adapter.

Heliopan has one: Bay I to 30,5mm

Pretty nifty, but pretty expensive as well...

Steven
KFritch - 28 Oct 2003 20:01 GMT
The P series are likely to be a bit large for this camera and may obstruct your
viewing lens.  However, if you wish to do this, look for a Bay 1 to 49mm
adapter for your Rolleicord (you can find them on EBay) and then attach your
Cokin P holder to that if a P filter holder is made in the 49mm size.  I think
I also saw a Bay 1 to 52mm adapter being sold at one point.
 
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