• Shutter speeds, f/stops, and focus distance are easily seen in a top view.
• Shutter speeds 1/2 second to 1/500th, plus B for Tessar and Sonnar lenses camera, 1/30th to 1/500 for Triotar lensed cameras.
• Bright Albada finder with NO automatic parallax compensation
• Scale focusing, no rangefinder in this camera.
• Collapsible lens.  Shutter must be advance to collapse lens.  When you pull it  out, remember to lock the lens in place by twisting it.
• F/stops and Shutter speeds separately set on front mounted dials
• Left hand advance lever
• Removable back for film loading
• Incredibly inconvenient bottom mounted hot shoe, but no PC connection.   Mount a flash unit and you are faced with the classical Rollei 35 question:   Is it better to have your flash upside down, or your camera?  If you haven't figured this one out yet, try it and you soon will.   The solution is forget about using a flash with the Rollei 35's unless you truly enjoy inflicting pain on yourself.
• A film pressure plate which opens up during loading and then folds back over the film, keeping the film very flat for the sharpest image the lens was capable of.
• Not so  convenient bottom mounted film counter
• Not so convenient bottom mounted large easy to grasp rewind lever
• No so easy to find 30.5 mm filters

Quick List of Rollei 35's per Arthur Evans’ excellent “Collector's Guide to Rollei Cameras”

Rollei 35 SE	40/2.8 Sonnar	1980-82
Rollei 35S Silver	40/2.8 Sonnar	1979
Rollei 35 S Gold	40/2.8 Sonnar	1974-6
Rollei 35 S Royal Urushi	40/2.8 Sonnar	?
Rollei 35 S	40/2.8 Sonnar
Rollei 35 TE	40/3.5 Tessar	1980-82
Rollei 35 T	40/3.5 Tessar	1976-80
Rollei 35 Gold	40/3.5 Tessar	1971-2
Rollei 35	40/3.5 Tessar	1967-75
Rollei 35 LED	40/3.5 Triotar	1978-80
Rollei C 35	40/3.5 Triotar	1969-71
Rollei B 35	40/3.5 Triotar	1969-71

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