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A Soviet medium format (6x6) camera, Kiev 60, also known as the Pentacon Practisix copy, with Carl Zeiss Jena 50mm f/4 Flektogon lens. Kiev 60 uses the same Pentacon Six (P6) lens mount as Practisix so the lens market is full of quality lenses. My Kiev 60 was manufactured in 1989 and the only problem is occasionally overlapping frames. The camera could be calibrated at home.
Visiting Lancashire and Yorkshire no. 52322 runs around at Wirksworth.
Taken with a Rolleiflex Automat twin lens reflex medium format camera, Model K4 B2 (1945/49), Zeiss Tessar lens, yellow filter. Ilford XP2 super 400 B&W film
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En el back se carga la pelicula. Con el Slide se cierra para poder cambiar a otro back y que no se vele la pelicula. De esta forma en un back podes tener un rollo color y en otro b&n o diferentes iso, etc...
El visor de cintura es increible. Mucha gente esta re feliz con sus pantallitas lcd de 3'' en sus camaras digitales. Este visor es optico, no con una pantalla de lcd, y es de 53x53cm. Lo unico malo que tiene... no tiene fotometro. Para eso esta el Visor TTL, que viene con un fotometro, aunque esteticamente es horrible.
El lente no se compara con los que traen las Hasselblad (la Kiev 88 es copia de la Hasselblad Alemana) pero igualmente es de buena calidad.
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Three lost rolls of film were unearthed in a drawer somewhere and developed in May 2014 to produce some scenes from 2011.
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