Rolleiflex SL-350

The Rolleiflex SL-350 is a medium-format single-lens reflex (SLR) camera produced by the German manufacturer Rollei, likely during the 1970s or 1980s. Representing Rollei's expansion beyond their iconic twin-lens Rolleiflex line, the SL-350 offered photographers a modern SLR experience using 120 or 220 roll film for 6x6 cm exposures. It featured a robust metal construction typical of Rollei's mid-tier models, incorporating a waist-level prism finder, interchangeable lenses, and exposure metering systems common to contemporary SLRs. While embodying Rollei's reputation for precision engineering in its build and operational feel, the SL-350 was not distinguished by major technological innovations or widespread acclaim, functioning instead as a competent, workhorse alternative to Rollei's flagship models and competitors' offerings.