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Photo-Cinema technique - Encyclopedia. Soviet vintage book

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The encyclopedia includes information on the most famous Soviet models of photo and cinema equipment, as well as various accessories for photography and filming. There are tabs with black and white and color photos of Soviet photographers. The book was published in Moskow in 1981 by the Publishing house of "Soviet Encyclopedia". Number of pages - 447 Size of the book 5.9x8.8" / 150x223 mm

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