And old Russian camera Zorki-4 (ЗОРКИЙ-4)
I don't use it. I just looks at it, cause it is pretty :)
Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105 (f/8, 1/30, 105mm, ISO1250)
It is actually still working, if you like to play with those vintage ones. Get yourself few rolls of film and have fun :)
And then wait until it gets developed and hopefully the photos are usable :p
Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105 (f/8, 1/30, 105mm, ISO1250)
This beauty belongs to @marekwojciakcom oldies collection.
Beautiful antique camera, looks well maintained, I love it..
It's almost like new :)
That thing is beautiful.
It is.. someone was taking a good care of it for a very long time.
good and old camera 😱😱😍😍
Oh yess :D :D
I've read an article. this camera is the second version. And it was produced between 1956 and 1973. It is very interesting for photographer.
Yea, I was looking for some information about this specific one. It looks like they were very popular back then :)
Right. you are very lucky because there are still cameras. I'm sure throughout the world is of course looking for a camera that.
I have a very similar one at home, I think it's German but can't remember the name! :P
Do you use it?
Is it the one I think it is? :D
У меня была такая в детстве и я ей снимала.
I had!
I have no idea what you said there...
Very cool. Love me some vintage camera stuff. That looks like a Russian copy of an old Leica model. I love Russian camera names, too. I used to have a 16mm movie film camera called a Krasnogorsk-3, which I realize is also the name of a city in Russia just outside Moscow. But it took me several times saying it before I finally got it right. LOL
Hahaha Saying the names is not as bad as trying to read them in Russian :P
That is some cool toy there! :o
Seems to be in an excellent condition. Those were the days when you needed to make every shot count.
Yeaaa.. I remember using film cameras. Half of the photos was usually useless :P
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Hahaha that is very well said! It is a beauty :)
Thank you Nina :)