The model was made only in the mid 30s of the twentieth century. Total production is not known. Primitive box-type camera with a frame size of 4.5x6 cm, Shooting - on photographic plates in flat standard

"Kiev-90" 1988 release. Estimated number of manufactured devices - about 200 pieces. Medium format single-lens reflex camera with automatic exposure control (TTL system) with aperture priority.

A medium format device with a 6x6 frame format and charging with a tape film with a leader tape (the modern name is type 120) for 12 frames. Features of the presented device: the shooting lens is “T-21”

The simplest scale miniature camera with a frame size of 24x24 mm. Body - cast metal. Lens type meniscus "Sida Optik" (configured for hyperfocal distance), F = 35 mm, relative aperture 1: 8 The

Upscale rangefinder camera folding design (such as the valve-chamber). Telescopic viewfinder. The frame size is 6.5 x 9 cm. A focal shutter shutter with cloth curtains moving when triggered in a vertical

A single-stage process camera for shooting on the Moment and Polaroid photo kits. The frame format is 7.3x9.6 cm. Inter-lens central shutter-diaphragm with shutter speeds of 1/30; 1/125 and "B".

The first "Photo Sniper" experienced party in several pieces was released in 1937 by the State Optical Institute (GOI) in Leningrad on the basis of a modified distance measuring camera

"Zenit M TL", 1972, the prototype of the apparatus "Zenit 12M", which in serial production was named "Zenith TTL". Made on the basis of the device "Zenit EM" in

Lancart XYZ was produced in France in 1935. Made of metal, nickel-plated and heavy for its size. The camera uses a 16 mm type of film. It has a pop-up direct viewfinder. Selecting the shutter on the front

It was a rather unique camera with a large butterfly valve, which explained the large comb on the top of the camera. The camera is half-formatted, since using this shutter design it was difficult to implement

Kochmann is a small company from Dresden, best known for its Korelle Korelle folding and SLR cameras, medium format SLR. The company was founded in 1921, but most models were made in 1930. The bakelite

Moscow-5 is a Soviet camcorder, the latest production model in the Moscow range and rangefinder camera family. It was produced from 1956 to 1960 by the Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant in the city of Krasnogorsk,

The story of the camera. After World War II, technical documentation for the pre-war FED camera (1934–1955) was transferred from the Kharkov Machine-Building Plant to the Almaz Military Plant, which develops

Multiplier design E.O. Lyubimova number 1692. Issued several vehicles (no more than 10, the author knows the existence of 3 copies) in 1938 by the Trust of the local industry (Moscow). Single-lens, mirror,

Probably the most famous Soviet camera, which gave rise to a whole movement - the so-called “lomography”. It is a "soap box" with focusing of the scale type (ie, "by eye") and automatic

Ross is a mafia lawyer, nicknamed “Old Man”. For a long time he did not want to testify against members of a large gangster gang from Los Angeles, but after testifying to its members, his whole family

Confusions working for the mafia, during sexual intercourse, lured valuable information from customers and "poured" it to criminal patrons. The owner of a well-known stock in her circles, personally

Several spy cameras of the XX century: cameras that can be hidden in the book, as well as miniature devices that fit in the palm of your hand and even in a pack of cigarettes. Probably, all of them are

Hasselblad H4D-60 Another expensive camera from the modern digital era is the flagship device Hasselblad H4D-60, designed for professional shooting. This powerful SLR camera uses a 60-megapixel sensor

Back in early September, the iconic professional studio Atelier Brikk announced the release of the ultra-ordinary version of the familiar Nikon DF. No one expected that under the words “unusual” the