KMZ Krasnogorsk FT2 panoramic camera Russian made Panorama camera





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FT2 panoramic camera, Russian-made, model FT2, tested and working, dated to 1950–1960, physical condition good; two special cassettes are not present.
Description from the seller
This FT2 panoramic camera takes 12 24x110mm exposures on a length 35mm film intended for 36 normal-sized frames, loaded into special cassettes. The lens turret swings from right to left through 120°, spreading the image across a curved film plane.[2] The viewfinder is simple a metal frame with a central target, which folds over the back of the camera when not in use. In front of the viewfinder is a circular orange spirit level , which is intact .
The shutter is functioning but has not been tested for accuracy, and speed is set by positioning two brake levers mounted on the top plate of the camera. Illustration on top shows how to set the levers for setting speeds. The film is advanced independently of the shutter, using a metal knob.
The back can be removed by unlocking the two side levers. The back sits a bit tight on the body; a little wiggle will do. Unfortunately two special cassettes are not present. A manual can be found on the internet.
Please see all pictures as they are part of the description.
This FT2 panoramic camera takes 12 24x110mm exposures on a length 35mm film intended for 36 normal-sized frames, loaded into special cassettes. The lens turret swings from right to left through 120°, spreading the image across a curved film plane.[2] The viewfinder is simple a metal frame with a central target, which folds over the back of the camera when not in use. In front of the viewfinder is a circular orange spirit level , which is intact .
The shutter is functioning but has not been tested for accuracy, and speed is set by positioning two brake levers mounted on the top plate of the camera. Illustration on top shows how to set the levers for setting speeds. The film is advanced independently of the shutter, using a metal knob.
The back can be removed by unlocking the two side levers. The back sits a bit tight on the body; a little wiggle will do. Unfortunately two special cassettes are not present. A manual can be found on the internet.
Please see all pictures as they are part of the description.

