Most viewed Soviet Cameras and Lenses
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BelOMO (Belarusian Optical and Mechanical Association) – Belarusian manufacturer of optical, opto-mechanical and opto-electronic equipment, the business combination of optical-mechanical industry of the USSR and the Republic of Belarus. Founded in 1971 on the basis of the S. I. Vavilov Minsk Mechanical Plant.
FED is a Soviet small-format rangefinder camera, the first model under this brand. In everyday life it is often called “FED-1”, although officially it did not have such an index.
The camera, assembled at the secret Almaz factory, in the amount of about 1000 copies, was awarded for impeccable service to the officers of the Air Force and Air Defense.
The Mir camera is a version of the Zorkiy-4 camera, reduced in price due to the installation of a simplified shutter (with a maximum exposure of 1 \ 500 s).
Zenit-L, produced in an amount of two pieces, was kept in the museum of STC KMZ until 2005, now it has the status of “LOST”.The L index indicates the presence of an exposure meter.
The most massive model of the Zenit camera produced by KMZ and Belomo (about 4.2 million copies were produced from 1965 to 1986).
Actually, a modernized version of Zenit-E, a variation of Zenits 10, 11. It was produced at different times both at KMZ (63 thousand) and at Belomo (about 3 million copies) from 1982 to 1995.
The Zenit-12 (aka TTL) version, improved in terms of assembly and the accuracy of manufacturing units, upgraded for use as part of the “Photosniper-12” set produced by KMZ.