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   Zenit-E is one of them. Introduced in the 1960s, it became the most mass-produced Soviet SLR, trusted by photographers worldwide. I found this Zenit-E at an estate sale of an old-school photographer who used it for over 30 years. He told me stories of capturing family portraits, landscapes, and even developing film in his own darkroom. After careful testing, this camera is ready to continue its journey in the hands of a new owner! Camera Type: SLR (Single-Lens Reflex). Included Lens: Helios-44-2 58mm f/2 (legendary for its soft swirling bokeh). Lens Mount: M42 screw mount ...

   Zenit-E is one of them. Introduced in the 1960s, it became the most mass-produced Soviet SLR, trusted by photographers worldwide. I found this Zenit-E at an estate sale of an old-school photographer who used it for over 30 years. He told me stories of capturing family portraits, landscapes, and even developing film in his own darkroom. After careful testing, this camera is ready to continue its journey in the hands of a new owner! Camera Type: SLR (Single-Lens Reflex). Included Lens: Helios-44-2 58mm f/2 (legendary for its soft swirling bokeh). Lens Mount: M42 screw mount...

   Every collector knows that finding a Soviet camera in great condition is like discovering a hidden treasure. This Zenit 11 came to me quite unexpectedly. An elderly photographer from Eastern Europe told me that this camera had been his loyal companion since the 1980s, capturing family moments and even some reportage photography. After spending years on a shelf, it's now ready for a new owner and another photographic journey through the legendary Helios-44M lens! Camera Type: SLR (Single-Lens Reflex). Included Lens: Helios-44M 58mm f/2 (a classic Soviet lens known for its smooth ...

   Kiev-4AM is the final chapter in the legendary Kiev rangefinder line - a Soviet reinterpretation of the famous Contax II system. Manufactured at the Arsenal Factory in Kyiv between 1980 and 1987, this model preserved the solid build and Contax bayonet mount of its predecessors, but dropped the selenium meter for a cleaner, fully mechanical experience. Equipped with the Jupiter-8M 50mm f/2 lens, the Kiev-4AM is a favorite among collectors and film photographers who love the Zeiss Sonnar rendering but want something a bit more "underground" than a Leica. Film format: 35mm (135 ...

   Every collector knows that finding a Soviet camera in great condition is like discovering a hidden treasure. This Zenit 11 came to me quite unexpectedly. An elderly photographer from Eastern Europe told me that this camera had been his loyal companion since the 1980s, capturing family moments and even some reportage photography. After spending years on a shelf, it's now ready for a new owner and another photographic journey through the legendary Helios-44M lens! Camera Type: SLR (Single-Lens Reflex). Included Lens: Helios-44M 58mm f/2 (a classic Soviet lens known for its smooth ...

   Every collector knows that finding a Soviet camera in great condition is like discovering a hidden treasure. This Zenit B came to me quite unexpectedly. An elderly photographer from Eastern Europe told me that this camera had been his loyal companion since the 1980s, capturing family moments and even some reportage photography. After spending years on a shelf, it's now ready for a new owner and another photographic journey through the legendary Helios-44M lens! Camera Type: SLR (Single-Lens Reflex). Included Lens: Helios-44M 58mm f/2 (a classic Soviet lens known for its smooth ...

   Zorki-2C is a beautifully built 35mm rangefinder camera, manufactured at the KMZ factory in the Soviet Union between 1955 and 1958. Designed as an improvement over the original Zorki line, the 2C introduced a synchronized flash connector and a reinforced shutter mechanism - while maintaining the elegant Leica II-style body and M39 LTM screw mount. This camera comes with the compact Industar-50 50mm f/3.5 lens - a sharp, coated, Tessar-type optic that's collapsible for easy carrying and delivers a distinct vintage rendering film lovers adore. Camera type: 35mm film rangefinder ...

   Zenit-E is one of them. Introduced in the 1960s, it became the most mass-produced Soviet SLR, trusted by photographers worldwide. I found this Zenit-E at an estate sale of an old-school photographer who used it for over 30 years. He told me stories of capturing family portraits, landscapes, and even developing film in his own darkroom. After careful testing, this camera is ready to continue its journey in the hands of a new owner! Camera Type: SLR (Single-Lens Reflex). Included Lens: Helios-44-2 58mm f/2 (legendary for its soft swirling bokeh). Lens Mount: M42 screw mount (compatible ...

   Every collector knows that finding a Soviet camera in great condition is like discovering a hidden treasure. This Zenit B came to me quite unexpectedly. An elderly photographer from Eastern Europe told me that this camera had been his loyal companion since the 1980s, capturing family moments and even some reportage photography. After spending years on a shelf, it's now ready for a new owner and another photographic journey through the legendary Helios-44M lens! Camera Type: SLR (Single-Lens Reflex). Included Lens: Helios-44M 58mm f/2 (a classic Soviet lens known for its smooth bokeh)....

   Before the Zenit-E or the Zenit TTL, there was the Zenit-C -a true pioneer in the world of Soviet 35mm SLR cameras. Introduced in 1955, this model was a direct evolution of the original Zenit (1948) and was among the first compact SLR cameras produced in the USSR. I stumbled upon this beauty in an old collector's workshop, hidden in a box alongside some vintage film rolls. The previous owner, a retired engineer, used it in his youth and took great care of it. Now, this Zenit-C is ready to tell new stories in the hands of a passionate film photographer or collector! Soviet ...