BeLOMO Smena 8 / 2x Smena Symbol Analogue camera

The Smena 8 (Смена 8) is a famous viewfinder film camera produced in the Soviet Union by LOMO between 1963 and 1971.
It mounts a 40mm T-43 (Triplet) with a maximum aperture of f/4, noted for its unexpectedly sharp images.
The Lomo Smena Symbol (often written in Cyrillic as Смена Символ) is one of the most celebrated and widespread affordable 35mm cameras produced in the Soviet Union by LOMO in Leningrad, between 1971 and 1993.
It is an evolution of the Smena 8m model, introducing significant improvements in ease of use compared to it.
Thanks to its robustness and the 'point-and-shoot' philosophy facilitated by the symbols, today it is a true cult object among lomography enthusiasts and fans of vintage analogue photography.