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Zenit TTL is a classic Soviet SLR camera known for its reliability and image quality. This camera is an excellent choice for photographers and collectors. Lens: Helios-44M 58mm f/2, M42 screw mount. Shutter speeds: B, 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250, 1/500. Light Meter: TTL (Through The Lens) selenium light meter. Lens design: 6 elements in 4 groups. Aperture range: f/2 - f/16. All parcels are insured against loss. If you have questions about Zenit TTL or would like to know more, please contact me.   

Found it on my dacha.   

This is a vintage Canon A-35F camera with lenses that has been tested and confirmed to be in working condition. The camera is a film camera and is suitable for film photography. The brand of the camera is Canon. Includes a wide angle lens in a case and a telescopic lens.   

This is a vintage Wollensak 2 inch (50mm) f/1.9 Cine Raptar C-Mount Lens for Bolex and other 16mm Cameras. It has scratches on the hood but otherwise it`s in very nice shape. The lens glass is clear with no fog and the aperture and focus work smoothly. The very edge of middle glass has small chip that (pictured) that should not affect image. Most 2 inch Raptars are at 1.5, have not seen the 1.9 listed before.   

The Nikon Nikkormat FT2 is a vintage film SLR camera with a silver body and Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 lens. It features manual focus, a built-in light meter, and a timer. The camera is part of the Nikkormat series and was produced by Nikon. Great condition tested and working.   

This is a vintage Sony Handycam DXC M3 professional camcorder that records in standard definition on DVCAM media format. It comes with a Fujinon AT2 A19x8.7BRM-28 lens and a DXF-701 viewfinder. Includes: camera, lens and viewfinder.   

Some scratches and wear but overall in really good shape. Please see pictures for details of condition.   

Nikon FE2 with Tamron lens.   

Soviet vintage lens MIR-1 2.8/37 mm wide-angle fast lens. With M39 thread mount for small format SLR cameras. The lens was developed in 1954 based on the Flektogon optical design. It was recommended for all types of filming; it was noted that it is especially valuable when shooting, requiring high clarity of all image details. At the World Exhibition in Brussels in 1958 he was awarded the highest award - the Grand Prix. In 1959, the lens was awarded a 2nd degree Diploma from the USSR Exhibition of Economic Achievements. Aperture range 1:2.8 - 1:16. Angle of view: 60 deg. Focusing range: ...

Shows signs of past use and age that can be seen in the photos. Includes the instruction booklets and other paper work. The tallest Canon case has the inside protective foam disintegrating. Please message me if you have any questions or need further information.