Royer Royflex Twin lens reflex camera (TLR)





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Royer Royflex twin‑lens reflex camera, made in France by Société Royer, in good physical condition and not tested, using 120 film to produce 6×6 cm square frames with a 75 mm f/3.5 taking lens and a brighter 75 mm f/2.8 viewing lens, shutter speeds from 1s to 1/350s plus B, dating to the 1950s.
Description from the seller
Royflex twin-lens reflex camera, a vintage model of a TLR (Twin-Lens Reflex) camera produced in France by Société Sito Royer between the 1950s. This rare collectible specimen features the following technical characteristics clearly visible on the body and optical modules:
• Taking lens (lower): A prestigious SOM Berthiot Flor with a focal length of 75 mm and maximum aperture of f/3.5.
• Viewing lens (upper): Characterized by a brighter aperture of f/2.8 to ensure a clear and sharp image inside the waist-level viewfinder.
• Shutter: Offers a shutter speed range from 1 second to 1/350 of a second (in addition to bulb mode).
Uses 120-format roll film to produce the classic 6×6 cm square frames.
Considering its age, the specimen is in excellent cosmetic condition and the mechanicals are functioning.
Not tested with film.
Photos are an integral part of the description.
Royflex twin-lens reflex camera, a vintage model of a TLR (Twin-Lens Reflex) camera produced in France by Société Sito Royer between the 1950s. This rare collectible specimen features the following technical characteristics clearly visible on the body and optical modules:
• Taking lens (lower): A prestigious SOM Berthiot Flor with a focal length of 75 mm and maximum aperture of f/3.5.
• Viewing lens (upper): Characterized by a brighter aperture of f/2.8 to ensure a clear and sharp image inside the waist-level viewfinder.
• Shutter: Offers a shutter speed range from 1 second to 1/350 of a second (in addition to bulb mode).
Uses 120-format roll film to produce the classic 6×6 cm square frames.
Considering its age, the specimen is in excellent cosmetic condition and the mechanicals are functioning.
Not tested with film.
Photos are an integral part of the description.

