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Movie camera  Ultra16 Krasnogorsk-3  16mm K3 K-3 Meteor 5-1 17-69mm f1.9 zoom lens    The camera is converted to Ultra16 (1.85:1 ratio) film format(new film gate). The "Ultra-16" format is a production format and differs from "Super-16" in the symmetrical arrangement of the frame to the film. In this case, the corners of the exposed area partially enter the perforation. The usable area of the frame with an aspect ratio of 1.85:1 occupies the entire height between the perforations and is 11.8×6.25mm. It can be used to optically print redeemed film copies as well as to obtain high definition video in 16:9 format. The Krasnogorsk-3 (Красногорск-3) is a 16-mm windup camera  made in the former Soviet Union.  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. Director Spike Lee shot some of the footage in his film Get On The Bus using a K3. There is a photo of Spike holding a K-3 on the cover of the soundtrack CD. 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 CAMERA TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Lens: Meteor 5-1 F = 17-69mm, f / 1: 1.9 Film: 16 mm color or black and white, size of a frame: 10,05 x 7,6 mm Frames per second (shutter speed) range: à8 (1/20), 12 (1/30), 16 (1/40), 24 (1/60), 32 (1/80), 48 (1/120) , and single frame The half automatic aperture setting with the thru-the-lens (TTL) exposure meter provides the high accuracy of the film exposure The matte screen provides the clearance setting control The parallaxless reflex viewfinder provides the complete correspondence of the shot with the shot frame, appearing on the movie film Spring motor-drive works without any battery, one cocking provide 5m film winding The half-automatic movie loading the film track simplifiers and make it faster Apertures 1.9 -22 Minimum focusing distance 2m (without close up lens) Semiautomatic aperture setting 77x 0.75 mm filter thread Movie counter Viewfinder has diopter correction (+5 ...- 4) Overall camera dimensions (without pistol grip): 326 x 104 x 194 mm Weight: 3-3 kg (camera and lens), 6-7 kg (All) 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 7-21 days, USA and Canada 12-25 days, other world 15-35 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.

Movie camera   Ultra16 Krasnogorsk-3  16mm K3 K-3 Meteor 5-1 17-69mm f1.9 zoom lens     The camera is converted to Ultra16 (1.85:1 ratio) film format (new film gate). The "Ultra-16" format is a production format and differs from "Super-16" in the symmetrical arrangement of the frame to the film. In this case, the corners of the exposed area partially enter the perforation. The usable area of ​​the frame with an aspect ratio of 1.85:1 occupies the entire height between the perforations and is 11.8×6.25mm. It can be used to optically print redeemed film copies as well as to obtain high definition video in 16:9 format. The Krasnogorsk-3 (Красногорск-3) is a 16-mm windup camera  made in the former Soviet Union.  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. Director Spike Lee shot some of the footage in his film Get On The Bus using a K3. There is a photo of Spike holding a K-3 on the cover of the soundtrack CD. 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.  Please note that delivery may be delayed due to COVID. Usual shipping time (with tracking) to EU 7-17 days, USA and Canada   9-35 days, other world   12-45 days. In very 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.  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.

Very rare USSR 35mm AKS-1p Russian aerial cine camera AKC-1r.  with Jupiter-11 135mm lens Very rare Russian 35mm movie camera. Serial number #312024. Condition see pictures. Pictures are actual. Because there can be no guarantee of full functionality, the camera is only offered as a collector's item, decoration or prop. Like Konvas Kinor Arriflex Eyemo Eclair. AKS-1 a copy of the Eyemo movie camera (model 71-Z) of the American company Bell&Howell.  It was intended for "shooting from the aircraft of ground and air objects in order to control combat operations, reconnaissance and create documentaries on combat operations and combat training of parts of the Armed Forces of the USSR."   The camera Modification "AKS-1” or "AKS-4”,  targeted at aircraft cine-shooting. The cameras model differs a mechanism is a facilitating load of spring  has a mount place for view-finder of aircrafts sights sistem. KS cameras were used for chronicle, documentary, expeditionary filming, during the war most of russian armed forces newsreels were armed with these cameras. Remembering the filming of the war years, the honored artist of the  cameraman M. Oshurkov writes: “... All our equipment (mainly domestic) It worked well, with her we reached Berlin.” CINE CAMERAS "KS" series.  it is produced of Leningrads factory "KINAP” year 1938.  It is a analog of  cameras "Eyemo”, produced "Bell & Howell” USA. It is a first hands newsreel cameras for 35-mm films in the USSR. The camera spool loading 30m film or external casette 120m. Has a spring drive ensuring a 15-m film run and external motor drive, or hands drive. The camera has speeds: 8, 12, 16, 24, 32 f.p.s.. Interchangeable lenses have a bayonet mount. The camera is supplied complete with a f-28;35;50;75;135мм lens. The camera has parallax view-finder. The camera "KS-1” has a one mount place for Interchangeable lenses. Frame format: 16 × 22 mm;  Applicable film: Type 35;  Charging system: reel;  Film stock: 30 m;  Shooting frequency: 8, 12, 16, 24 and 32 fps 68 s)  Speed is supported by a centrifugal controller  Vizier:  Drive: spring (15 m), manual  Overall dimensions: 285 × 250 × 445 mm  _______________ 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 14-25 days, USA and Canada  17-35 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.

Very rare and very qualitative  M39  Jupiter-9 RF Silver  1956  KMZ  version  #5603055 red П  lens with the best optics quality. KMZ factory !!! No Arsenal, no LZOS(Lytkarino)!!! Jupiter-9, quite compact and fast portrait lens in m39 mount(Zenit, Pentax, Practika etc) – will work on modern DSLRs as well as mirrorless systems: Sony NEX, Olympus Pen, Panasonic G, Canon EOS M, Nikon 1, FujiFilm XE-1 etc. One of the best Russian portrait lenses.   The Jupiter-9 lens is quite good as a portrait painter. It gives a rather sharp, but plastic and three-dimensional picture. Due to the low resolution and low contrast, it transmits semitones well and hides skin defects. Not all lenses were produced at KMZ: some were produced by the Arsenal plant, and some were produced by LZOS(Lytkarino). The low production culture in Lytkarino and the associated almost 100% optical marriage caused unflattering reviews about this lens among amateur photographers. However, low-quality lenses produced by LZOS are, one might say, generally different Jupiter-9s, which manifest themselves during operation differently from Krasnogorsk or Arsenal ones. The best Jupiter-9 lenses can be considered white KMZ Jupiters, produced before 1965. There are many Jupiter-9 85mm f/2 lenses currently on sale on the secondary market at quite attractive prices (the MC version is rare, though).  It is better to give preference to  lenses that were exported (Jupiter is written in Latin letters),  white/silver lenses before 1965  and black MC lenses after 1988. The Jupiter-9 short aperture telephoto lens is one of the most famous Soviet portrait lenses. The lens was developed on the basis of the Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 85/2  and has been produced since 1951 in a frame for rangefinder cameras of the Contax RF (Kyiv) and M39 LTM (Zorkiy, FED) systems. It is believed that the prototype Jupiter-9, "Zonnar-Krasnogorsky" ZK-85  was produced from German lens blocks from 1948 to 1951. ____________________________________ 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.

Early version 1958  Salut  Type 2  medium format camera. Absolutely rare: with an original factory passport. Very rare version of the Russian copy of the famous Hasselblad medium format camera. Collector's item, rarity.  This Salyut has shutter speeds up to 1/1500 . Later models only have shutter speeds up to 1/1000. Very few such cameras have been made. Real collector's item. Type 2 1958-65 Speeds: 1/2-1/1500 +B  (early types) 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.

                 Vintage  Soviet Wooden Telescopic  Tripod Professional wooden tripod: suitable for movie or wooden photo cameras and almost all surveying instruments. Sturdy powerful wooden tripod. Very robust and solid. Diameter of the upper platform - circle: about 17 cm Mounting screw 12mm or about 1/2 inch. Minimum tripod height: approx. 90 cm Maximum tripod height: approx. 130 cm The legs of the tripod are fixed with clamping screws (see photo) Tripod purpose: movie  or wooden photo  cameras, total stations, receivers, levels, theodolites and more. ---------------------------------------------- See my other items to save shipping costs.  Usual shipping time (with tracking) to EU 7-19 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.