1960 KMZ SILVER JUPITER-9 85mm f/2 Rangefinder portrait RF M39 LTM Leica Mount

SALUT-S (Kiev-88 Hasselblad) 6x6 SLR 120 Vega 12B(V) Medium Format Camera Kit The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Russian (USSR)  Salut-C  medium format camera   lens Vega-12 2.8/90mm (same Kiev-88 or Hasselblad) The camera body was recently maintained  ( CLA =  cleaned, lubricated, adjusted). The camera has been tested for functionality by a specialist. All mechanical parts work perfectly. This is a used item and may show signs of wear. Please only bid if you agree. Manufacturer: Arsenalwerk ARSAT (Kiev, USSR) Manufactured: 1972-1980 Number: ± 30,000 pieces Delivery: Medium format camera Salut-S Lens Vega-12V 2.8/90 mm Waist-level finder Two camera magazines Two light filters or original shoulder strap Leather case Manual as PDF Unlike the later KIEV models with brass gears, the SALJUT cameras had one made of steel. This is much more stable and durable. Salut-S (or Salyut-S, Salut-C = Salut-C) is a medium format SLR film system camera, manufactured by Arsenal Factory, in Kiev, Ukraine, formerly USSR and produced between 1972-1980, quantity 30.000 . First models of Salyut were probably the near copies of Hasselblad 1000F or 1600F. Salut-S is the very modified model of the first Salut, and has a modified version. This allows full automation of the lenses and the use of extension tubes and a teleconverter. The Salut / Kiev 88 models are sometimes affectionately known as the "Hasselbladski" due to their resemblance to a Hasselblad. The Salyut was the first attempt to produce a sophisticated medium format camera. It was probably a near copy of the Hasselblad 1600. The Soviets claimed that both the Hasselblad and the Saliut were derived from a Nazi prototype, but none of these were originally believed to be dubious. These cameras were very expensive at 400 rubles, which represents 6 months salary to the average Soviet citizen. This means that production very limited and   These cameras are rare. Lens: "Vega-12B" 2.80 / 90 mm Type / Format: switch, universal, Features: aperture portrait lens with the effect of spin motley background bokeh Fixing: bayonet V Manufacturer: "Arsenal" ARSAT Appearance / preservation:   Excellent appearance. Micro scratches on the lenses, no mould on the lens, little dust in the optical block, the diaphragm works, the smooth running of the helix.  See my other items to save shipping costs. This is a used item and may show signs of wear. If you have problems with your purchase, please contact me before leaving any feedback. All problems can be solved. Questions are to be asked before the bid. All information in the listing are without obligation and without guarantee.  Errors, misprints and prior sale expressly reserved. If you buy old equipment, make sure that it is compatible with your new cameras, lenses, etc.  Usual delivery time to EU 7-15 days, USA and Canada    8-17   days   another world    9-25   Days. In very rare cases, it may take longer due to customs issues or holiday delays. Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. Return Policy: If, for any reason, you are not satisfied with an item you have purchased, you may return it within 14 days of receipt. Please make sure the item is packaged and shipped in the condition you received it. The full refund will be made after I get the item back. Buyers must pay for the return, except for the receipt of incorrect or defective items. In these cases, I assume your shipping costs (applies only to international economy shipping services).

  Medium format SLR  Revue 6 • 6 export version of Salut camera. Working condition. Checked, cleaned, lubricated. Very rare version of the Russian copy of the famous Hasselblad medium format camera. Collector's item, rarity R4 .  The Revue 6×6 is a medium format camera. The camera was built by Arsenal in Ukraine, at that time still part of the Soviet Union. In Germany, the model was then sold by Foto-Quelle under its own private label. The Revue 6 × 6 is based on the Salyut. The Revue 6x6 is the same as a Kyiv-80 or Zenith-80, they called it Revue for import. But much rarer under this name - Revue 6 × 6. Very few such cameras have been made. Real collector's item. Less common export version of Salyut camera, under name "Zenith-80". Fitted with Industar-29 2.8/80mm lens. "Made in USSR" markings on the side-plate. Then came the Salyut-S which was exported under the name of the Zenith 80. It’s a copy of the Hasselblad 1000F. These cameras were very expensive at 400 Rubles, which represented 6 months salary to the average Soviet citizen. This means that production was very limited and these cameras and lenses are rare. Variation three can also be found marked Zenit 80 and were produced for TO&E in England Camera type SLR camera Film format 120 / medium format Focus Manual Viewfinder waist level viewfinder Shutter speeds 1/1000s to 1/2s, Bulb Bulb mode Yes Built-in Flash No Tripod thread Yes Cable release thread Yes Power supply Not necessary Production country Soviet Union, Ukraine The Salyut (later Kiev-88) was very expensive when it was built, about half a year’s salary for an average Soviet worker, and was therefore sold and produced in very small numbers. This means that production has been very limited and these cameras and lenses are rare. The camera is very robust and does what it should do: a lot of fun and, above all, VERY good photos that are in no way inferior to those of an expensive ROLLEI or HASSELBLAD. Arax, Arsenal, ARSAT, Kiev-88, Hartblei, Kiev-80, Kiev-90, Zenith-80, Salut-S, Salyut-C, Revue 6x6, Revue-80, Vitoflex, Kiev-88CM, Kiev-BIG, KIEV- 688, Kiev-Six, Kiev-USA, Souyuz, BIG-SIX, Salut-S, B.I.G.-SIX  _____________________________________ See my other items to save shipping costs.  Usual shipping time (with tracking) to EU 9-25 days, USA and Canada 12-35 days, other world 15-45 days.  This is a used item and may have traces of usage.  Purchasing old/vintage/used equipment please make sure it is compatible with your new cameras, lenses etc. you are going to use it with.  Please note that the delivery takes place from aboard, therefore customs fees are possible. Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These must be paid by the buyer depending on the destination country.  Questions have to be asked before the bid. All information in the listing are not binding and without guarantee. Errors, misprints and prior sale expressly reserved. If you have any issues with your purchase please contact me before leaving a feedback. I value my customers and all problems can be solved. Return Policy  If you are not satisfied for any reason with any item you have purchased, you can return it within 14 days after receiving it.  Please, make sure the item is packed and shipped it in the same condition you have received it.  Full refund will be issued after I receive the item back. Buyers have to pay for the return shipping, except for receiving wrong or defective items. In those cases I will cover your shipping expenses (applied only for economy international shipping services) If you received wrong or defective item, you will be eligible for discount next time you buy anything from my store! Just message to remind me! Please, do not leave a negative or neutral feedback for that.

JUPITER-9 for / 2 85mm Red P (п) M39 Cz Sonnar Copy Rare USSR Leica The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Russian  rangefinder  Jupiter-9  85mm f/2 M39  USSR  BLACK Edition One of the best russian old lens. Great choose for a portrait photography.  Optical scheme based on the Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar.  The Jupiter 9 is a copy of the well known 85/2 Sonnar. It is a very good lens for portrait: leicaists know it. The late black versions seem better than the chrome ones; probably a question of coating. Jupiter-9 is a long focus coated lens for FED, Zorki, Leica, Bessa and other rangefinder cameras with same lens mount and with same optical registration. First Russian lenses for 35 RF cameras were created at KMZ plant on the base of of Zeiss and Leica equipment, which was imported to the USSR for production towards reparations after WW2. All the Soviet plants which issued photo equipment (include famous KMZ, LOMO, Arsenal and Litkarino plants) mostly issued military equipment, and little part only were for civil purposes, and those civil goods had enough high quality to receive World glory for best ratio price/quality. It can be mounted on any LTM RF camera, include modern Bessa cameras, and it can be used with a lot of digital Micro 4/3 cameras with the adapter! In the main, most all Soviet lenses are exceptionally good and this one is no exception! Jupiter-9 85mm f/2 - almost telephoto prime lens for 35mm rangefinder cameras with a Leica M39 screw mount. Using adapters, it can be used on modern SRL-DSRL and mirrorless cameras. Lens: Jupiter-9 2/85 Q -ty of aperture blades: Iris circular 15-blades resolution   (center / edge): 30/18 lp / mm Fixing: M39 Manufacturer: Arsenal, Lytkarino, KMZ Optical design: 7 elements in 3 groups (optical scheme based on the Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 85mm f/2) _____________________________________ See my other items to save shipping costs. This is a used item and may have traces of usage. Questions have to be asked before the bid. All information in the listing are not binding and without guarantee. Errors, misprints and prior sale expressly reserved. If you have any issues with your purchase please contact me before leaving a feedback. I value my customers and all problems can be solved. Purchasing old equipment please make sure it is compatible with your new cameras, lenses etc. you are going to use it with.  Usual shipping time (with tracking) to EU 7-15 days, USA and Canada   9-25 days, other world   12-35 days. In very rare cases it may be due to customs issues or holiday delays. Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. Return Policy  If you are not satisfied for any reason with any item you have purchased, you can return it within 14 days after receiving it.  Please, make sure the item is packed and shipped it in the same condition you have received it.  Full refund will be issued after I receive the item back. Buyers have to pay for the return shipping, except for receiving wrong or defective items. In those cases I will cover your shipping expenses (applied only for economy international shipping services) If you received wrong or defective item, you will be eligible for discount next time you buy anything from my store! Just message to remind me! Please, do not leave a negative or neutral feedback for that. Marke Jupiter Herstellungsland und -region Unbekannt Bauart Festbrennweite Produktlinie Jupiter 9 Anschlussart M39 Mount M39 Leica M EAN Nicht zutreffend Modifizierter Artikel Nein Fokussierung Manueller Fokus Design Festbrennweite Markenkompatibilität Zenit Leica Canon Nikon Sony Fuji MFT Maximale Lichtstärke F/2 Brennweite 85mm Angebotspaket Nein Produktart Portrait

MINT ! Condition: like new !  K3 K-3 Krasnogorsk-3 16mm movie camera Meteor 5-1 17-69mm f1.9 zoom lens There are four versions available: - Regular 16mm M42 mount - Converted to Super16 M42 mount - Converted to Ultra16 M42 mount - Arri PL mount(inkl. Super16 or Ultra16 conversion) The camera and lens has been checked, serviced and set correctly. Loop formers are removed. The viewfinder is adjusted. The Krasnogorsk-3 is a spring-wound 16mm mirror-reflex movie camera designed and manufactured in the USSR by KMZ (Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant).  It was one of the most popular 16mm movie cameras in Eastern Europe, where it made a prominent appearance in Krzysztof Kieślowski's 1979 film Camera Buff, and continues to enjoy considerable popularity in the West. Director Spike Lee shot parts of his film Get on the Bus with a Krasnogorsk-3. The Krasnogorsk-3 uses standard 100-foot (30 m) load of 16mm film (single or double-perforation). There is no provision for an external magazine. The stock lens is the f/1.9 17–69 mm zoom lens Meteor-5-1, considered by many to be a quality optic. The M42 screw-mount allows for the use of widely available lenses from 35 mm still cameras such as Asahi Pentax Takumar lenses. The camera has a single pulldown claw and no registration pin. Film speed is adjustable from 8 frame/s to 48 frame/s; however, many cameras are capable of functioning at higher frame rates (upwards of 60 fps) if the adjusting dial is turned beyond the 48 fps indicating mark. A single-frame release at the back of the Krasnogorsk-3 allows for animation and other single-frame applications. Kranosgorsk works in all conditions, in cold, heat, rain and dust. This good camera for travel, expeditions, and in a war zone. The supplied zoom lens is of extremely high quality and is sufficient for almost any recording situation. Any Pentax screw mount lens will work on the K-3, so you can use any 35mm SLR lens on your K-3. The K-3 has been adopted by many film schools, including the University of Southern California's School of Cinema and Television. It has a semi-automatic diaphragm setting. Its low price, rugged construction and sophisticated optics have made it very popular with both beginning filmmakers and professionals. Among the K-3's credits are music videos for the Spin Doctors and Suicidal Tendencies. The Krasnogorsk-3 features: 17-69mm f1.9 zoom precision Zenit Lens Electronic exposure meter Continuously variable speed from 8-48 fps Single-frame animation Rotating mirror beam-splitter Film counter __________________________________________________________ See my other items to save shipping costs.  Usual shipping time (with tracking) to EU 9-25 days, USA and Canada 15-35 days, other world 17-45 days. In rare cases it may be due to customs issues or holiday delays. This is a used item and may have traces of usage.  Purchasing old/vintage/used equipment please make sure it is compatible with your new cameras, lenses etc. you are going to use it with.  Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.  Questions have to be asked before the bid. All information in the listing are not binding and without guarantee. Errors, misprints and prior sale expressly reserved. If you have any issues with your purchase please contact me before leaving a feedback. I value my customers and all problems can be solved. Return Policy  If you are not satisfied for any reason with any item you have purchased, you can return it within 14 days after receiving it.  Please, make sure the item is packed and shipped it in the same condition you have received it.  Full refund will be issued after I receive the item back. Buyers have to pay for the return shipping, except for receiving wrong or defective items. In those cases I will cover your shipping expenses (applied only for economy international shipping services) If you received wrong or defective item, you will be eligible for discount next time you buy anything from my store! Just message to remind me! Please, do not leave a negative or neutral feedback for that.

New! Jupiter-3+ F1.5/50mm L39/M Serail nummber # 0000002yy2   Art lens Lomography + Zenit(KMZ) Open box, never used lens. Joint production of the famous Austrian company Lomography and the Krasnogorsk Optical Plant KMZ. With the same superbly compact design and classic demeanor, the technical specifications of the original Jupiter 3 have been recalculated to make this highly specialized lens far more accessible to today's photographers. It is available with L39 and M mount  cameras as well as a wide range of other cameras with adapter mounts. The New Jupiter 3+ Art Lens is manufactured in small batches and is therefore only available in very limited quantities. The Jupiter was designed for 35mm film, so it covers a full-frame image circle, with its 50mm focal length delivering a traditional standard-angle field of view when paired with a full-frame body like the Sony Alpha 7 II or the Leica M. When paired with an APS-C mirrorless system the field of view narrows, approximating that of the 75mm prime on a full-frame system, and it narrows more on a Micro Four Thirds camera, matching the telephoto look of a 100mm lens on a full-frame body.   Pros: Character-forward optical design. Wide aperture. 0.7-meter focus. Rangefinder coupled. Compact. Excellent packaging. Focal Length: 50mm Aperture: f/1.5 - f/22 Lens Mount: L39, includes Leica M-mount adapter M-mount Adapter Frame Line Triggering: 50mm frame line Rangefinder Coupling: Yes Minimum image circle: 44mm Field of view: 46 degrees Flange distance: 28.8mm (L39 mount) 27.8mm (M mount) Closest Focusing Distance: 0.7m Filter Thread Requirement: 40.5mm Lens Construction: 7 elements in 3 groups _______________ See my other items to save shipping costs. This is a used item and may have traces of usage. Questions have to be asked before the bid. All information in the listing are not binding and without guarantee. Errors, misprints and prior sale expressly reserved. If you have any issues with your purchase please contact me before leaving a feedback. I value my customers and all problems can be solved. Purchasing old equipment please make sure that it is compatible with your new cameras, lenses etc. you are going to use it with.  Usual shipping time(with tracking) to EU 9-25 days, USA and Canada  15-35 days, other world  19-45 days. In very rare cases it may be longer due to the customs issues or holiday delays. Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.

 Russian Tair-11 133mm f/2.8 portrait lens Mint condition. Optics without defects. Original box and caps from KMZ. High-aperture lens with coated optics. Equipped with an iris diaphragm and its pre-installation device. Designed for outdoor shooting of distant subjects, portrait photography, especially in low light, shooting group scenes, sports moments, etc. The almost perfectly round aperture of the Tair-11 133 mm f/ 2.8 lens with 20 blades provides beautiful blur at wide apertures. The picture is moderately sharp and plastic.  The main scope of application is portrait photography. There, all its qualities - plasticity, low contrast and sharpness - become significant pluses. In 1958, at the World Exhibition in Brussels, a set of lenses, which included Tair-11, was awarded the highest award - the 'Grand Prix'. Light transmission coefficient: 0.80. The Tair-11 lens fits through an adapter on modern digital SLR cameras without any problems. ----------------------- See my other items to save shipping costs.  Usual shipping time (with tracking) to EU 7-25 days, USA and Canada 10-35 days, other world 14-45 days.  This is a used item and may have traces of usage.  Purchasing old/vintage/used equipment please make sure it is compatible with your new cameras, lenses etc. you are going to use it with.  Please note that the delivery takes place from aboard, therefore customs fees are possible. Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These must be paid by the buyer depending on the destination country.  Questions have to be asked before the bid. All information in the listing are not binding and without guarantee. Errors, misprints and prior sale expressly reserved. If you have any issues with your purchase please contact me before leaving a feedback. I value my customers and all problems can be solved. Return Policy  If you are not satisfied for any reason with any item you have purchased, you can return it within 14 days after receiving it.  Please, make sure the item is packed and shipped it in the same condition you have received it.  Full refund will be issued after I receive the item back. Buyers have to pay for the return shipping, except for receiving wrong or defective items. In those cases I will cover your shipping expenses (applied only for economy international shipping services) If you received wrong or defective item, you will be eligible for discount next time you buy anything from my store! Just message to remind me! Please, do not leave a negative or neutral feedback for that.