Rollei 6003 Medium Format

Rollei 6003 Medium Format 

DESCRIPTION

The Rolleiflex 6003 Professional, combines sophisticated electronics and rugged reliability appealing to both traditional photographers needing optimum image quality AND to digital photographers in need of a camera that will easily plug into a highly electronics based studio environment. Sitting midway between Rollei’s flagship 6008 integral and the entry-level Rolleiflex 6001 Professional in the Rollei line, the 6003 is an exciting camera of obvious craftsmanship--an inspiration to great photography.

USER REVIEWS

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[May 30, 2023]
ampva301


Strength:

This is an exciting choice for photographers looking for a versatile tool that combines excellent image quality with seamless integration into a digital studio environment. Its craftsmanship, reliability, and user-friendly design make it an inspiring companion for photographers aiming to capture exceptional images. Whether you're a traditionalist seeking the superior quality of medium format film or a digital enthusiast exploring the creative possibilities of medium format digital capture, the Rollei 6003 is a camera that delivers on its promises.

Purchased:
New  
OVERALL
RATING
4
[May 04, 2023]
JakeXyrus


Strength:

A very good alternative to more expensive metered Hasselblads. Film is kept extremely flat. I can see a noticeable sharpness improvement from the Hasselblad 500CM with similar lenses. The handling is straightforward and intuitive to the point I'm selling my hassie. After a year of ownership I'm quite delighted with the camera. Pity the princely price of lenses.

Weakness:

None so far. photo booth rental

OVERALL
RATING
5
[Apr 24, 2023]
Toddclo


Strength:

I found the Kowa. No dark slide and I could get a meter prism. That was a great plus for macro work. I found the macro lens, too and is is very sharp. The meter prism is spot on. https://rocklinbouncehouse.com

Weakness:

None . .

Purchased:
New  
OVERALL
RATING
5
[Feb 18, 2000]
Jorge M. Treviño
Expert
Model Reviewed: 6003

Strength:

Extremely easy to use.
Ergonomic.
Top quality product.
Wide range of lenses.
Almost 100% view area.
Reasonably priced for features and quality.
Bright screen.
Easy to load/unload.
Long lasting battery.
Flexible automation.
Choice of spot and multi-zone metering.

Weakness:

Proprietary -expensive- battery.
No film interchangeability unless fitted with 6008 magazines.
Very expensive lenses.
Used and rental lenses almost unavailable.

A very good alternative to more expensive metered Hasselblads. Film is kept extremely flat. I can see a noticeable sharpness improvement from the Hasselblad 500CM with similar lenses. The handling is straightforward and intuitive to the point I'm selling my hassie. After a year of ownership I'm quite delighted with the camera. Pity the princely price of lenses.

Customer Service

n/a

Similar Products Used:

Hasselblad 500CM (own), Pentacon 6 TL (own), Mamiya 645.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[Jun 28, 2001]
Ben Paquay
Intermediate

Strength:

Quality of results (lens, light measure)
German construction quality (body, lenses)
Ease of use, quite silent

Weakness:

Body and accessories are reasonably priced but ...
Lenses are very pricey (even in Europe) compared with Bronica and Pentax 67 offering similar quality

A great camera if you can find second-hand lenses.

Similar Products Used:

None
Own a F100 + F80 with many lenses

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
5
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