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The original Rolleiflex TLR was launched in January 1929 after eleven prototypes had been built 1927-28 and 12 production samples in late 1928. It was made for 117 (B1) film and gave 6 frames on a roll. It could be converted to accept 620 or 120 film and give 12 exposures. The back was not hinged as on later models. Film was advanced by a knob. It had no frame counter. There was a choice of two different lenses, both Zeiss Tessars, but with the apertures F4.5 or F3.8, respectively. The F4.5 was considerably cheaper and the most popular model.
 
  
* Manufactured: '''1928-32'''
 
* Factory Model No: '''K1 611''' and '''K1 612'''
 
* Taking lens (model 611): '''Zeiss Tessar 1:4.5/75 mm'''
 
* Taking lens (model 612): '''Zeiss Tessar 1:3.8/75 mm'''
 
* Finder lens: '''Heidoscop 1:3.1/75 mm'''
 
* Shutter: '''F.Deckel-Compur 1-1/300, B, T'''
 
* Serial numbers: '''1–199 999'''
 
* Filter size: '''28.5 mm push-on'''
 

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