RUSSIAN ZORKI-4 KMZ INDUSTAR 61 2.8/50 lens and case! 1972 year! Servised-VIDEO

Description: SOVIET CAMERA ZORKI 4 WITH INDUSTAR - 61 2.8/50 LENS! "Good, working condition, see photos!" Good cosmetic condition, see Photos! All the shutter speeds work, the rangefinder works. There are micro-scratches on the front lens of the lens, the lubricant in the lens has been replaced. Shutter speeds work well, shutter curtains are in good condition. Important Note 1. Set shutter speed only when shutter is fully wound on. 2. Dont't leave speed setting knob on speeds between "60 and 1 " 3.Never turn speed setting knob on speeds between "30 and 1 " 4. Fit lens cap when not in use to protect lens and prevent sunlight focussing on the blind causing damage.All items are shipped by airmail. Delivery time is estimated on eBay, but is not guaranteed and may change, especially during peak periods. Delivery time: Europe 10-30 days, Asia 30-50 days, USA 30-45 days, Australia Indonesia 50-65 days. “Zorky-4” is a Soviet camera from the family of “Zorky” rangefinder distance-format devices. Produced by the Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant (KMZ) in the city of Krasnogorsk, Moscow Region in 1956-1973. Modernization of the camera "Zorky-3C." The most popular and technically advanced model among the cameras "Sharp". Design and specifications The camera body is metal, with a removable rear wall. Viewfinder combined with a range finder. The cocking and rewinding of the film are performed by rotating the handwheel (crown). Setting the shutter speed is possible only when the shutter is cocked. Receiving coil removable. The design allows the use of both standard cassettes and two-cylinder with drop-down mouth. "Zorky-4" was sold complete with one of two lenses - "Jupiter-8" 2/50 (more expensive option) or "Industar-50" 3.5 / 50 . There is evidence that a small number of devices was equipped with a Jupiter-17 2/50 lens. Allows the use of interchangeable lenses with threaded connection M39 × 1 / 28,8. The camera was made in several versions with small differences, mainly technological in nature. Since 1959, a number of exposures have been changed in accordance with the new standard: 1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/15, 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250, 1/500 , 1/1000 s, before that, excerpts of 1, 1/2, 1/5, 1/10, 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000 s were processed. Manufacturer Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant. Year of release 1956–1973. Type rangefinder film camera. Photographic film type 135. Frame size 24 × 36 mm. Type of shutter Mechanical, curtain-slit, with horizontal movement of cloth curtains. Lens mount Threaded connection M39 × 1 / 28,8. Manual focusing, based on the basic rangefinder. Metering Not available. Flash Sync with adjustable lead time. Viewfinder Optical, combined with a range finder. Dimensions 144 × 90 × 71 mm (with a Jupiter-8 lens). Mass 724g.

Price: 65 USD

Location: Europe

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