Zenit 10 Soviet SLR Camera Single Lens 35mm Camera with 44m Helios Lens

Zenit-10 is a Soviet 35 mm SLR camera with a selenium exposure meter, produced from 1981 to 1982. Zenit-10 - further development of the Zenit-E camera The Zenit-10 camera was produced only at KMZ from 1981 to 1982. The total output was less than 20 thousand pieces.Regular lens - Industar-50-2 3.5 / 50 or Helios-44-2 2/58Lens mount - M42 × 1 thread. Working length - 45.5 mm.The shutter is made of cloth, curtain-slit with a horizontal stroke. Beats shutter speeds: 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250, 1/500, V.Flash sync at 1/30.The camera is equipped with a self-timer mechanism and a hot sync contact.The size of the viewfinder image field is 20 × 28 mm or 65% of the frame area.Eyepiece magnification - 5X.The type of focusing screen is frosted glass with a microraster ring.The weight of my copy without a lens is 670 grams.The type of photographic material used is 35 mm perforated photographic film 35 mm wide (film type 135) in cassettes. The frame size is 24×36 mm.The case is cast aluminum alloy, with an opening back wall, a hidden lock.Shutter cocking and film rewind. Rewind roulette type.The shutter is mechanical, curtain-slit with a horizontal movement of cloth curtains. Shutter speeds - from 1/30 to 1/500 sec, "B" and long. The sync speed with electronic flash is 1/30 s.Central synchrocontact "X", cable synchrocontact.Stock lens:"Industar-50-2" 3.5 / 50"Helios-44-2" 2/58 (with preset aperture)The lens mount type is a threaded connection M42 × 1/45.5.The focusing screen is a Fresnel lens with a frosted ring and a microraster.Non-coupled selenium exposure meter, film sensitivity range 25 - 400 units. GOST.Mechanical self-timer.The camera has a side and center tripod socket with a 1/4 inch thread.