Sokol Automat     Its name means "falcon" in Russian. Sokol-Automat is a 35mm rangefinder camera with CdS meter cells above lens in lens barrel. Made by LOMO in the city formerly known as Leningrad, the first camera in the series was this Sokol-Automat, that appeared in 1966.   Specifications: Manufacture Date 1969-1978 Film 35mm Frame size 24x36mm Lens Industar-70, focal length - 50mm, f/2.8 Lens Mount fixed Filter Size 55x0.75mm Focus Range 0.8m (2.7ft) m to inf - dual scale Exposure Meter 3 CdS cells (cadmium-sulphide photo resistors) Battery PX625 or comaptible Shutter Type central, between elements Shutter Speeds 1/15 to 1/250 & B Film Speeds GOST 16, 22, 32, 45, 65, 90, 130, 180, 250 Aperture Values 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 (clicks) Flash Contacts hot shoe, X-Sync, M-Sync - sync with all times Picture Counter present, auto reset Height 89mm Width 141mm Depth 81mm Weight 774gr :: more details

Zorki 4     This a real classic camera, the copy of the Leica II made by KMZ (Krasnogorski Mekhanicheskii Zavod) factory near Krasnogorsk, which is a suburb of Moscow. It's almost identical in appearance to the original, except for a few minor design details and parts, using the same M39 mount and rangefinder design. It's a very enjoyable user, with its large bright finder, rounded sides and comfortable vulcanite exterior, smooth, snappy shutter and sharp lens.   Specifications: Manufacture Date 1956-1973 Film 35mm Frame size 24x36mm Lens LTM Jupiter-8 (KMZ copy of Zeiss Sonnar) 50mm 1:2-22 Lens Mount Leica M39 screw mount compatible Filter Size 40.5mm threaded, 42mm slip-on Focus Range 1m to infinity Focusing System coupled rangefinder (41mm base length; coincident image) 1.0x magnification factor viewfinder shows 50mm frame of view viewfinder has built-in diopter adjustment Exposure Meter none Shutter Type double cloth curtain Shutter Speeds 1s to 1/1000 & B, 9-15 sec. self-timer Aperture values 2 to 22 Flash Contacts external cold shoe, PC cable connector 1/30 sec X flash sync Picture counter present, manual reset Dimensions and Weight body: 133x67 xx mm, 519g body+lens: 133 x 67 x 66 mm, 725.8g :: more details

Zenit 3m     This is a 35mm Single Lens Reflex camera designed by N. Marienkov and produced by KMZ from 1962 until 1970.   Specifications: Manufacture Date 1962-1970 Film 35mm Frame size 24x36mm Lens Helios 44, 6 element, focal length - 58mm, f/2 Lens Mount Leica M39x1 screw mount compatible Filter Size 49x0.5mm Focus Range 0.5m to infinity Focusing System fixed pentaprism with ground glass screen Exposure Meter none Shutter Type cloth curtain, horizontal Shutter Speeds 1/30 to 1/500 & B, 9-15 sec. self-timer Aperture values 2 to 16 Flash Contacts PC cable connector 1/30 sec X flash sync Picture counter present, manual reset Height 90mm Width 140mm Depth 70mm Weight :: more details

Kodak Retina Automatic III     The Retina was produced first by Nagel Camerawerk in Germany and then Kodak acquired Nagel. Retina Automatic III has a coupled rangefinder, automatic exposure (aperture priority) with low light prevention but also allows manual control, bright frame viewfinder, Gossen meter very precise in normal conditions, speeds from 1/30 to 1/500. The lens f:2.8/45 mm is a four elements that renders nice textures. A very good companion.   Specifications: Manufacture Date 1961-1963 Film 35mm Frame size 24x36mm Lens Schneider Kreuznach Retina Xenar 45mm f/2.8 Lens Mount fixed Filter Size 32mm Focus Range 1m to infinity Focusing System rangefinder ghost image Exposure Meter Gossen Shutter Type Compur B Shutter Speeds 1/30 to 1/500 & B Aperture values 2.8 to 22 Flash Contacts external cold shoe, PC cable connector 1/30 sec X flash sync Picture counter present, auto reset Height Width Depth Weight :: more details

Welta Perle     This Welta Perle is a nice example of a 6x9cm folding camera produced by Welta Kamera-Werke of Germany between 1932 and 1936.   Specifications: Manufacture Date 1932-1936 Film 120 roll film Frame size Lens Schneider Xenar, 4 element, focal length - 105mm, f/2.9 Lens Mount Focus Range 1.5m to infinity Focusing System prism of horizontal and vertical framing Exposure Meter none Shutter Type Compur T-B 25-100 Shutter Speeds 1/10 to 1/250, B & T Aperture values 2.9 to 32 Flash Contacts none Picture counter none Height 90mm Width 195mm Depth 160mm Weight :: more details

Nikon D70     SLR digital camera with automatic & manual controls both on-body and in the extensive menu system.   Specifications: Body Material plastic Sensor 23.7 x 15.5 mm CCD, 6.3 million effective pixels Maximum Image Size 3008 x 2000 Lens Nikkor AF G 18-70mm f4.5/5.6 Nikkor AF 70-300mm f.4/5.6 D ED Focus single/continuous AF, manual focus, focus bracketing, 5 area sensors Exposure Mode auto, portrait, landscape, close up, sports, night landscape, night portrait, PSAM Sensitivity auto, 200 - 1600, 1/3 EV steps White Balance auto, 6 presets, manual AF Assist white light lamp Continuous 3 fps, up to 12 JPEG images or 4 RAW Flash built-in, pop-up (electronic) 11m front curtain, rear curtain, red-eye, slow, red-eye slow Storage compact flash (type I or II) Viewfinder TTL LCD Monitor 1.8" TFT, 130,000 LCD pixels Connectivity USB 1.1, DC-IN, NTSC/PAL video out Power Nikon EN-EL3 Lithium-Ion Battery three CR2 lithium batteries Weight 679 g with battery Dimensions 140 x 111 x 78 mm :: more details (external link)