Other Russian cameraitems
Acessories
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Autoknips
Autoknips.JPG
Bag1
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Bag2
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Bags
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Bags2
USSR equipment bags
Bankomat
Actually not Russian but a savings bank in shape of the first bank automat in Finland
CigLighter1
Cigarette lighter as camera
CigLighter2
CigLighter2.JPG
Ekran
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EkranBulb
EkranBulb.jpg
Elektronika85_22_OlympicFlash_1
Flash with Olympics-logo!
Elektronika85_22_OlympicFlash_2
Elektronika85_22_OlympicFlash_2.JPG
Elektronika85_22_OlympicFlash_3
Elektronika85_22_OlympicFlash_3.JPG
Elektronika501
Elektronika L5-01 Operated on mains or 6x AA-cells, 1995, 35 rubles
Elektronika501b
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Elektronika501c
Elektronika501c.jpg
Elorg801
Elorg801.jpg
FlashSyncGadget
Flash sync device by KMZ
Fotoeletrometr
Exposure calculating dial
FotoExponometer1
FotoExponometer1.JPG
FotoExponometer2
FotoExponometer2.JPG
FotoExponometer3
FotoExponometer3.JPG
Leningrad
First "no number" Leningrad exposure meter with selenium cell from 1959 with box and manual.
Leningrad2
Leningrad 2 selenium cell meter from 1961
Leningrad4
Leningrad-4 1970
Mishka
Mishka, Moscow olympic bears
Mishka2
Mishka2.JPG
Mishka3
Mishka3.JPG
Mishka4
Mishka4.JPG
My display
My display.JPG
Myoptek
Optek Simple exposure meter: no cell but with greyscale wedges and a complex to use counting dial. From 1966
Other collectibles 1
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Other collectibles 2
Other collectibles 2.JPG
RadioUSSR (1)
RadioUSSR (1).jpg
RadioUSSR (2)
RadioUSSR (2).jpg
Saulute2_LatvianFlash
Saulute SL-2 Flash made in Lithuania, tilting and bouncing head, uses rechargeable accu or 4x AA-cells in adapter
Sverdlovsk6
Sverdlovsk 6 Quite sophisticated CdS-meter, made in 1991, cost 28 rubles
Sverdlovsk6wBattery
Sverdlovsk6wBattery.JPG
Tsaika_flash_1
Electronic flashlight Zaika, operated with 220V mains or two 4,5V batteries
Tsaika_flash_2
Case takes all leads & flash head inside
Tsaika_flash_3
Another slightly different unit (mains plug round, reflector glass fresnel lens). Note space for two 4,5V flat batteries
Tsaika_flash_4
Seen from other side
Zenit_gingerbread_Tallinn
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