Rolleiflex 6006 (Model 1, ) (1983-1989) with 80mm F2.8 Planar and film magazine 120

The electronics were considerably improved and updated over the SLX electronic shutter control.

• Instant return mirror with pre-release option.
• A daylight interchangeable back that could be safely removed from the camera when only a partial roll had been exposed.
• Has TTL metering, center weighted via 3 large area silicon photo elements with a stray light compensator during shutter release.
• OTF flash control;
• Daylight interchangeable back;
• Can use 70mm perforated film in special back.
• Has a cable release socket.
• Motorized film transport.
• Pre-release mirror facility;
• Flash synchronization 1/30 to 1/500 with SCA 356 adapter.

There is an unbelievably long list of lenses that were manufactured for the medium format SLR cameras. As the camera bodies were improved and made more flexible, lens technology kept up the required updates. Whereas Carl Zeiss manufactured all lenses for the SL66, three manufacturers were involved in the manufacture of SLX and 6000-series lenses. The manufacturers were Carl Zeiss,
Schneider, Rollei in Germany and Rollei in Singapore. Lenses are stamped with maker’s name and country of manufacture. Carl Zeiss and Rollei lenses have the HFT coating.