helios-44

HELIOS-44 START Silver LENS Carl Zeiss Biotar 2/58 Copy camera USSR Start. Frame size: 24 × 36 mm. Relative opening 1: 2,0. Field of view 40 °. Resolution (center / edge) 35/14 lines / mm. Number of lenses / groups 6/4. The Lens is in Good, fully operational. On the glass there is a slight following traces of rubbing with a cloth that will not affect the quality of the photo. Without fungus and without chips. The serial number will be different from the picture. Thank you for visiting our store!   

   Quantity: 1 set as photo. Total weight with case: 1216 grams. SLR camera 35mm START, lens Helios-44 2/58, Soviet vintage. In total, about 76,500 pieces were produced. "Start" was a camera of a higher class than the Zenit models produced in the same years, and is considered one of the attempts to create a Soviet professional photo system. The main differences between the Start and other Soviet small-format SLRs of those years were the interchangeable viewfinder and the bayonet mount of the lens with a semi-automatic pressure diaphragm. The shutter with an anchor delay mechanism worked...

Start is one of the first Soviet single-lens reflex cameras (SLR), combining classic design and high build quality. This camera is an excellent choice for collectors and photography enthusiasts. Specifications: Type: 35mm SLR camera. Lens: KMZ Helios-44 (HELIOS) 58mm f/2 with automatic aperture. Focusing: Manual, using frosted Fresnel glass. Shutter: Focal plane (fabric, horizontal) with shutter speeds from 1s to 1/1000s and mode "B". Aperture: Automatic (with plunger on lens). All parcels are insured against loss.   

Start is one of the first Soviet single-lens reflex cameras (SLR), combining classic design and high build quality. This camera is an excellent choice for collectors and photography enthusiasts. Specifications: Type: 35mm SLR camera. Lens: KMZ Helios-44 (HELIOS) 58mm f/2 with automatic aperture. Focusing: Manual, using frosted Fresnel glass. Shutter: Focal plane (fabric, horizontal) with shutter speeds from 1s to 1/1000s and mode "B". Aperture: Automatic (with plunger on lens). History and Origin: The Start camera was produced by the Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant (KMZ) in the USSR. It was ...

   START camera from Evgeniy Okulov collection 1. Year of issue 1958 - 1964. Lens mount original bayonet mount with union nut. Photographic material Photographic film type 135. Mechanical shutter, curtain-slit with fabric shutters. Photo flash Synchro contact (two sockets). Viewfinder focusing screen with wedges, detachable pentaprism or shaft. Weight 1300 (in case)[1]. In total, about 76,500 pieces were produced [4] [5]. "Start" was a camera of a higher class than the Zenit models produced in the same years, and is considered one of the attempts to create a Soviet professional...