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German TLR (edit)



35 mm	Contaflex \| Agfa Flexilette \| Optima Reflex
3×4	Pilot Reflex
4×4	Baby Rolleiflex (1931) \| Baby Rolleiflex (1957)
6×6	Altiflex \| Amplion Reflex \| Brillant \| Flektar \| Flexo \| Flexora \| Flexora II \| Flexora III \| Foth-Flex \| Ikoflex Ic \| Ikoflex Ia Ikoflex Favorit \| Mentorett \| Montiflex \| Peerflekta \| Perfekta \| Photina Reflex \| Plascaflex \| Plascaflex PS 35 \| Plascaflex V 45 \| Reflecta \| Reflekta \| Reflekta II \| Rica Flex \| Rocca Automatic \| Rocca Super Reflex \| Rolleiflex \| Rolleicord \| Rollop \| Superb \| Superflex \| Trumpfreflex \| Vitaflex \| Weltaflex \| Wirgin Reflex
6×9	Superfekta

Introduction Edit

The Superfekta TLR was made by Welta in 1932. It was the predecessor of the Perfekta. It has a peculiar folding design to make it fit into a vest pocket. It takes 6×9 pictures on 120 film. Since this is not a square format, the back can be turned to take landscape pictures. A similar turning back feature is found on the Cornu Ontoflex.