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This camera weighs as much as a steam iron, it is completely manual (you must manually close the diaphragm before taking a photo). An SLR without frills, and a wonderful "training vessel" for the beginners!
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The Zenit E is a 1960s survivor; short on features, but solid and tough in a way only Russian cameras can be. Cheap, cheerful, and made in the millions, it's an often-overlooked camera deserving a re-appraisal. Quantity has a quality of its own, after all.
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The tiny Industar 50-2 is probably the smallest lens for a reflex camera. It's well-suited for my old Zenit EM, a camera built as a tank! Enjoy this strange Zenit adventure in search of urban geometries!
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This is a review and testimonial to my faithful Zenit ET. For many years it was and still is a great friend and companion.
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Having photographed people with a telephoto lens with a DSLR before, I realized how hard it is to get a great "stealth" shot of strangers with a camera with manual control, manual focus and not being able to review the shots!
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The Zenit 12xp is a Russian-made camera of the 80's and early 90's. Dubbed the Russian tank is capable of dealing with all situations and all your challenges armed with 58mm f2 Helios.
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The Zenit 12 SD represents one of the last 'unbreakable' Zenit cameras, built like a tank. Unfortunately, it has a tendency to handle like one too, but once you master it the combination of reliability and excellent optics (58mm Helios lens) become persuasive.
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22-year-old Maria Kazvan studies Journalism, though this isn't her passion. She loves taking people's portraits and strives to fully capture expressions on her subject's faces so as to expose their underlying emotions. Brimming with ideas and passion, we expect her photographic desires, explained in the interview, will soon come to fruition!
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I have never tried an actual modeling shoot and fancied giving it a go. I had also just been introduced to a website called 28 Days Later. This website is for people to post shots of their urban exploring adventures. The idea is to gain access to forgotten sites those that are run down and disused, and take photos. The buildings are like a time capsule of the day they were shut.
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A vintage Zenit 12 gets an outing with a roll of Lomography's Earl Grey. The deep blacks, bright whites, and every shade of grey in between that the film produces perfectly match the experience of shooting with the veteran Russian heavyweight.
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The elegance, class, style and especially joy a Russian companion can produce. A story about an old camera making it's way directly into my heart.
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Still looking for a reliable and so-called soulmate SLR? Here comes a Pussian powerhorse, the Zenit APK. It has such a strong, black-painted body with shutter speeds of up to 1/2000. What's next? Read on!
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I was ecstatic to find an old Fed 3 going cheap in a thrift store. Some real Soviet-era heavy metal for my collection of cameras. It looked great. Nice clear lens, shiny chrome bits, and everything seemed to move as it should. So I bought it and took it home.
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The magnificent Zenit 12 is a sturdy and reliable 35mm SLR camera with TTL metering system, interchangeable lens (M42 mount), and a reputation of being almost indestructible.
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Zenit 35F is a simple 35mm compact camera with 3 iso settings and a fixed shutter speed. It's armed with the legendary Minitar 1 lens - the same lens which the Lomo LC-A has.
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We all love saturated colours and high contrast, but what about the other end of the spectrum?
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Every Tuesday night, this is where you'll find the swing dancers of Copenhagen.
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This is my go-to camera when I need an extra bit of control. This SLR is heavy as a brick, clunky, and oddly comforting to hold. A bit of a tank. On the outside it looks much like it's older Zenit siblings, but it's the inside that counts.
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Lomography's Mad Russian Scientist is back, armed with his Russian Deadstock cameras and ever-ready to take charge with his experiments - all in the name of analogue triumph!
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No sir, it is not a weapon of mass destruction... It's a 300mm telephoto wonder!
