Film Camera 35mm Tested ZENIT E lens Industar 50 M39 Working vintage USSR rare

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Location: Kiev
Ships to: US,
Item: 404256928172

Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer
All returns accepted:Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within:14 Days
Refund will be given as:Money back or replacement (buyer’s choice)
Features:Built-in Flash
Manufacturer Warranty:1 Month
Custom Bundle:No
MPN:1
Format:35 mm
Series:Krasnogorsk
Focus Type:Manual
Country/Region of Manufacture:Ukraine
Year Manufactured:1980s
e:e
Zenit:Zenit
Color:Black
Type:SLR
Unit Type:oz
Unit Quantity:1

The equipment is calibrated and tested in a specialized workshop. When ordering more than 1 piece, I will be happy to make you offers with a discount and a discount, just add the product to the cart or write to me. The Zenit-E camera began to be produced at KMZ in 1965. And it turned out to be so successful that it was produced at this enterprise right up to 1982. 17 years! Over the years, 3.3 million copies were produced at KMZ! But that’s not all. The demand for Zenit-E (including abroad) was so great that since 1973 the production of these same Zenits-E was additionally deployed at the enterprise of the Belarusian Optical and Mechanical Association (BelOMO) in Vileika (Belarus). The total release of Zenit-E for all years at both enterprises amounted to 8 million copies. The letter “E” in the name of the device means “Exponometer”. Standard lens – Industar-50-2 3.5 / 50 or Helios-44-2 2/58. Over the years of production, Zenit-E has undergone some structural changes. In fact, the cameras of the first and last years of release are quite different cameras. I will now describe a copy of the 80th year of release. This variant with the emblem of the Olympics, now, perhaps, is most associated with the Zenit-E brand. The lens mount of this instance is M42 × 1 thread. The working distance is 45.5 mm. Interestingly, the first Zenit-E models were produced with a mount inherited from Zenit-3M, i.e. with M39 × 1 thread and 45.2 mm flange. This mount was a purely Soviet standard, which created many difficulties with compatibility with foreign equipment. Therefore, the management of the KMZ made a very correct decision and the mount on the Zenith-E was promptly changed to the GDR standard Kontax M42 × 1 with a working distance of 45.5 mm. This immediately achieved a lot of positive results:- the export potential of the camera has increased;- the M42 × 1 mount was more suitable for creating high-aperture optics, and soon a solid park of good high-aperture lenses was created in the USSR;- optics from the near abroad began to approach our cameras. The shutter remained the same as in Zorkom-6 – made of cloth, curtain-slotted with a horizontal movement. Beats shutter speeds: 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250, 1/500, V. Flash sync at 1/30. By modern standards, the exposure is not enough, of course, but let’s not forget that the 64th film was the most popular film in the USSR. With this sensitivity, shutter speeds shorter than 1/500 are generally of little use. And the benefits of shutter speeds longer than 1/30 are also not obvious. I remember very rarely used these, although my FED-5v had them. In general, for the overwhelming number of amateurs of those years, the set was, in fact, optimal. The flash bracket for early Zenith-E was removable. Then they stopped making it removable. The central synchrocontact was never installed on Zenit-E. Was only wired. The camera is equipped with a self-timer. Viewfinder image field size – 20 × 28 mm or 65% of the frame area. Eyepiece magnification – 5X. Focusing screen type – frosted glass. The weight of my copy without the lens is 700 gamma. YOU CAN FIND MORE LIKE ITEMS ON MY EBAY PAGE. If you buy more than 1 of my item, I will do combined shipping and reduce the shipping cost.ALL ITEMS ARE WELL PACKED TO AVOID DAMAGE DURING SHIPPING. ALL ITEMS ARE SHIPPED BY REGISTERED AIR MAIL WITH A TRACKING NUMBER. All items are shipped from Ukraine (Eastern Europe) and delivery times: – to Europe – about 1-2 weeks, – to the USA and the rest of the world – about 2-4 weeks. DISCLAIMER: When purchasing Soviet Period Items of the USSR, you must understand that they are sold “as is”. This means that they are working, but old (from 30 to 80 years old). Please don’t leave neutral or negative feedback if you see the item not working like new. Please contact me and be 100% sure that I will do my best to satisfy you, send you the same or similar item or give you a partial refund to avoid negative feedback from you.

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