KMZ Krasnogorsk, VALDAÏ Zenit ET + Helios 2/58mm | Single lens reflex camera (SLR)
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The Zenit ET camera with Helios 2/58mm lens has been tested and is working.
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Description from the seller
The Zenit-E is an SLR camera. KMZ manufactured the camera from 1965 to 1986. More than 3 million units were produced during this period. It was also sold under various names, such as Revueflex-E, Zenit-E Global, Phokina RX2, Kalimar SR200, Prinzflex-500E, and Diramic R-1. Compared with the Zenit 3M, this camera includes, among other things, a built-in light meter.
The Zenit-E has an M42 mount. The lenses are interchangeable. In most cases, it was sold with the Helios-44-2 58mm f/2. The lens is focused manually. The Zenit-E does not have autofocus.
Taking photographs is made easier by the built-in selenium light meter above the lens. It is designed for film speeds from ISO 16 to ISO 500. The shutter speed and aperture can be set manually as desired. A Bulb mode is available for long exposures. In this mode, the shutter remains open for as long as desired. An external flash can be used for photographs via the PC flash socket or the hot shoe.
Film for the Zenit-E
The Zenit-E uses 35mm film. Film in this format is still readily available and can also be developed. For color photographs, for example, there is Kodak Ultramax 400. One option for black-and-white photographs is Kodak TRI-X.
Color film is color negative film and is developed using the C-41 process. This development process is offered by all photo labs that develop 35mm film. To advance to the next frame, the film is wound on manually.
Working selenium cell
Elios lens m52x0.75 58mm 1:2, perfect condition
Property Specification
Film format 35mm
Image format 36 mm x 24 mm
Lens type Interchangeable lens
Shutter speed 1/500–1/30 second
Bulb mode Yes
Adjustable aperture Yes
Adjustable shutter speed Yes
Automatic exposure No
Light meter Yes
Supported film speeds ISO 16 to ISO 500
Exposure mode Manual mode
Flash connection Hot shoe, PC flash
Date imprint No
Tripod socket Yes
Remote release socket Yes
Self-timer Yes
Weight 916 grams / 32.3 oz
Release date 1965
Age Up to 61 years
Production start 1965
Production end 1986
Production period 21 years
Tested and working, in excellent condition
The Zenit-E is an SLR camera. KMZ manufactured the camera from 1965 to 1986. More than 3 million units were produced during this period. It was also sold under various names, such as Revueflex-E, Zenit-E Global, Phokina RX2, Kalimar SR200, Prinzflex-500E, and Diramic R-1. Compared with the Zenit 3M, this camera includes, among other things, a built-in light meter.
The Zenit-E has an M42 mount. The lenses are interchangeable. In most cases, it was sold with the Helios-44-2 58mm f/2. The lens is focused manually. The Zenit-E does not have autofocus.
Taking photographs is made easier by the built-in selenium light meter above the lens. It is designed for film speeds from ISO 16 to ISO 500. The shutter speed and aperture can be set manually as desired. A Bulb mode is available for long exposures. In this mode, the shutter remains open for as long as desired. An external flash can be used for photographs via the PC flash socket or the hot shoe.
Film for the Zenit-E
The Zenit-E uses 35mm film. Film in this format is still readily available and can also be developed. For color photographs, for example, there is Kodak Ultramax 400. One option for black-and-white photographs is Kodak TRI-X.
Color film is color negative film and is developed using the C-41 process. This development process is offered by all photo labs that develop 35mm film. To advance to the next frame, the film is wound on manually.
Working selenium cell
Elios lens m52x0.75 58mm 1:2, perfect condition
Property Specification
Film format 35mm
Image format 36 mm x 24 mm
Lens type Interchangeable lens
Shutter speed 1/500–1/30 second
Bulb mode Yes
Adjustable aperture Yes
Adjustable shutter speed Yes
Automatic exposure No
Light meter Yes
Supported film speeds ISO 16 to ISO 500
Exposure mode Manual mode
Flash connection Hot shoe, PC flash
Date imprint No
Tripod socket Yes
Remote release socket Yes
Self-timer Yes
Weight 916 grams / 32.3 oz
Release date 1965
Age Up to 61 years
Production start 1965
Production end 1986
Production period 21 years
Tested and working, in excellent condition
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
KMZ Krasnogorsk, VALDAÏ
Model/type nr
Zenit ET + Helios 2/58mm |
Physical condition
Very good
Functional condition
Tested and working
Estimated period
1970-1980
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