Rollei 35T vs Rollei 35S film camera comparing test review by digital back /What's the difference? 

This is like the most wholesome video I've seen for this month. Loved it!

I had both Rollei 35T and 35. I like both of them.

I have shot quite a few rolls with a Rollei 35T of a friend and am looking to get a Rollei 35 of my own, and thanks to your video now I got my decision.

This is a superb review. Keep the good work rolling!

I’m impressed by the quality of the review. Astonishing!

My guess why Rollei 35 S had soft corners is that the digital sensor not was not sticking tight enough. Even a fraction of a millimeter makes a difference in sharpness at close ups. The corners are sharper at the lowest aperture because of greater dept of field. Lenses usually are not the best at f/22. This lens would have the best IQ around f/8 and corners would be sharp at this aperture. That's why I think the sensor got a little loose, but it's just my opinion. Nevertheless it's a great comparison. I'm very impress with your digital back. I'd love to have one.

Wow you did such a great job! I am very surprised that the Tessar was better. (The Tessar is a Carl Zeiss design as well) I feel like the Sonnar is supposed to be better, and doubt that Rollei would have released it as the more premium model if the lens performance were actually worse than the Tessar, so I think that there might be something wrong with your one, or maybe the digital back didn't sit perfectly at the film plane but of course it is still possible that this is the case. Thanks for the video, it was very interesting!

Very nice review really taking in consideration real life situations. I have both of them, so for me great discovering the "floody" sky over the river with Sonnar. For years it was by consider as the best, but seeing this side by side is a whoaw. Thanx a lot.

I got a Rollie that was not working plus with body shell damage beyond repair. I took the lens off and glued it to a Leica body cap and adapted it to Sony A7ll with Techart auto focus. The image quality is very good. Thank you for sharing. I always wanted to do something like what you did with film camera. My way of thinking is why can't someone built a focal plane extender so to push the focus back a little so someone can built an adapter to fit a digital body. Just a thought.

This is an excellent comparison! I originally wanted a 35S, but I bought a 35. I think I made the right decision!

I got a Rollei 35s Camera and I paid £27.00 for it few years ago and it got original camera case and lens cap and strap on it and got a front filter and I GET CLEAR PHOTOS ALL the time ON ALL Apratures

Love the comparison, just wondering which flea market did u get the cameras from :)

I don't think you can make any general conclusions regarding Rollei 35T vs RolleiS, only at best regarding the examples you have in front of you. In order to really compare you would have mint examples of each camera that have been serviced, and your digital set up would be tested against a third camera as a control point. What you are showing is interesting at best, but not conclusive.

Hope to see a mobile phone attached to this vintage camera

Good info

Amazing work so how about triotar 3.5 f

Can you tell me what did you think making frankenstein like that to make compar? Anyway this can be throw away becouse lens will act totally different when you use digital camera lens with coating and plastic insteed of glas. If you want make compare video buy some film dude..... it is cheep and make more sens.... I can tell you that this was totally waste of yor time... and our as audience