Zenit 122 is no exception. This model was a workhorse for amateur and professional photographers in the late USSR. I found this particular camera in a small vintage shop, tucked away like a forgotten relic.
Included Lens: Helios-44M-7 58mm f/2 (known for its exceptional sharpness and creamy bokeh). Lens Mount: M42 (universal screw mount, adaptable to digital cameras). Shutter Speeds: 1/30 - 1/500 sec + "B" (bulb mode).
Light Metering: Built-in TTL (Through-the-Lens) meter with LED indicators. Body Material: Durable plastic with metal internal parts. Additional Features: Hot shoe for external flash, self-timer, and ergonomic grip. Zenit 122 Camera Body (fully tested)? Helios-44M-7 58mm f/2 Lens (premium Soviet glass)?
Shutter and mechanics fully functional? Lens optics are clean, free of scratches and fungus? Smooth focus and snappy aperture. Why Choose the Zenit 122?
Perfect for collectors - a piece of Soviet and post-Soviet photography history? Great for film photographers - manual controls and legendary Soviet optics? Adaptable to digital cameras - M42 lenses can be mounted on modern mirrorless cameras. Step into the world of vintage photography with this fully functional Zenit 122. Whether you're a collector or a film enthusiast, this camera is a great addition to your gear. Feel free to message me with any questions!