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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.

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.

Perfect portrait lens  Helios 40-2 85mm ƒ/1,5  "Bokeh Miracle" USSR. Copy from Carl Zeiss Jena Biotar. King of swirly bokeh! The lens is fully functional and in very good condition.  It can be used with an adapter on modern SRL DSRL and mirrorless cameras.   The legendary Russian Helios-40 'Bokeh Miracle'. If there is a lens that can be called the ultimate Soviet legend, it would be the HELIOS-40 1.5/85. It's a blurry bokeh that has inspired many to try the vintage glass, and really, what this lens can do in the right conditions,  Everything else blows out of the water - vintage or modern. Produces a beautiful biotar-style bokeh - highlighting highlights in the focus as beautiful discs (under the right conditions) so the background swirls slightly. Russian (USSR) Helios-40 lenses are considered one of the best portrait lenses. Sometimes the combination of old and new can lead to startling results. There are a few fantastic analogue lenses, with adapters that blend well with modern digital cameras. One of them is the Russian portrait lens Helios 40 85mm f 1,5 . There is a lot of technical information about this lens on the internet, You can easily find it. The best thing about this lens is the excellent oil-painted bokeh at Aperture's F 1.5 -2. The background blurring has a noticeable "swirly bokeh" effect, especially with F 1.5 .

The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.   Helios-40 85mm ƒ/1.5 M39 M42 "Bokeh Miracle"  Very rare early edition with  00 5762  serial number аnd red  П  Two zeros at the beginning indicate very early production. Some even say it's pilot run.  With the best glass quality.   King of swirly bokeh! Copy of Carl Zeiss Jena Biotar. Perfect Portrait Lens.  Can be supplied with M39-M42 or other adapter if needed. The lens is fully functional. Optics are in very good condition.  With proper adapters can be used at modern SLR/DSLR and mirrorless cameras. The legendary Russian Helios-40 'Bokeh Miracle'. If there is a lens that can be called the ultimate Soviet legend, it would be the HELIOS-40.   It's swirly bokeh inspired by the vintage glass, and really, what the hell can it be? Creates beautiful biotar bokeh style - out of focus highlights are rendered as beautiful discs, making the background swirl slightly. Russian (USSR) Helios-40 lenses are considered one of the best portrait lenses. Sometimes the combination of old and new can lead to startling results. There are a few fantastic analogue lenses with adapters that blend well with modern digital cameras. One of them is the Russian portrait lens Helios 40.    The best feature of this lens is the excellent oil-painted Bokeh at Apertures F1.5-2. The background blur has, in particular, in the case of F1.5 is an eye-catching "swirly bokeh" effect. 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   10-25 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. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________   Marke Helios Focal Length Type Fixed/Prime Focal Length 85mm Mount M39 M42 EAN Nicht zutreffend MPN Does Not Apply Series Helios Focus Type Manual Camera Type SLR Country/Region of Manufacture Russian Federation Anschlussart M39 M42 Lens Aperture F/1.5 Maximum Aperture 1.5 Maximale Lichtstärke F/1 Herstellernummer nicht zutreffend Brennweite 85mm Model Helios-40 Herstellungsland und -region Russische Föderation Type Portrait Brand Helios Produktart Portrait  

Cine movie Zoom 16 OPF1-2M-01 f/2.4 12-120. Kinor-16 mount. Free Delivery Professional series made in USSR, by Krasnogorsk factory. KMZ. 16OPF1-2M-01 F=12-120 1:2.4 - a variable focal length lens for the Kinor 16CX-2M professional film camera. LOMO (KMZ) cine zoom lens 16OPF1-2M-1 for Russian professional 16 mm movie camera Kinor-16, can be used(with adaptor) on digital cameras Micro 4/3 sensor: BMPCC, BMCC, GH4, GH5. You can use this lens with adapter to Arri PL or MFT (micro 4/3) mount. Format: 16mm (movie cameras, technical) Type: Zoom lens (zoom) Focus: Manual focus System: Kinor, Arri PL, MFT Focal Lenght: 12 - 120 mm minimum aperture - f 22 Maximum aperture - f 2,4 Diaphragm petals - 10 Aperture: 2,4 3 4 5,6 8 11 16 22 Type: Variable focal length (zoom) _______________ 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 7-15 days, USA and Canada 10-25 days, other world 15-35 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.

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.