Zenit
KMZ, Krasnog.
1952
KMZK K 0510 a01
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Zenit
KMZ, Krasnog. · 1952
| Typ | Rigid body, SLR |
| Format | 24x36 KB |
| Lens | Industar 22 |
| Shutter | Schlitz |
Notes
Blockschrift
Archiv-Nr. KMZK K 0510 a01
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"Zenit cameras (sometimes badged in Cyrillic, ЗЕНИТ or ЗeHuḿ) were made by the KMZ factory near Moscow. The original Zenit is an SLR based on the Zorki rangefinder (itself based on the FED, which is a copy of the Leica II). The first few Zenit cameras have a 39 mm screw thread lens mount, exactly like that of the Zorki. The differences between the screw thread and that of any Leica-mount lens are trivial, but the SLR Zenit has a deeper body, to accommodate the mirror, so lenses made for the early Zenit are correspondingly shorter. Leica-mount lenses will fit…"
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Variants (2)
| Nr. | Year | Lens | Shutter | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| a01 | 1952 | Industar 22 | Schlitz | Blockschrift |
| b01 | 1953 | Industar 22 | Schlitz | Schreibschrift |