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Leningrad series
1) The prototypes
First proto
The “Missing Link” 1952
Vertical Steel Focal Plane Shutter Copal Style! Ten years before!
Bayonet similar to AlpaReflex and Leica M3 Two years before Leica!
First model with spring motor drive
Frame counter around the speed selector!
Synchronization on two pins in Exakta style.
Second proto
Hand made “Classic” Pre-run 1955
Differs from series model on the base plate which is 2mm lower. The eyelets are new buttons. The position of the shutter button is slightly off-set
This new model uses Zorki 4 type shutter
The new rangefinder shares its project together German WERRA
This is an image seen in the Leningrad Range/viewfinder .
One has the 50, 85,135mm fields.
The full frame can be taken as 35mm wide-angle view and the center brilliant rectangle is the rangefinder extra image that composes the focus.
First run “Leningrad” 1956
Combined rangefinder/viewfinder for 50/85/135 field of view
12 shots in one winding and up to 3 frames per second.
2) And these were the mass produced Leningrads
Year: 1959 Four screws
Year: 1959 Four screws
Year: 1963 Four screws
Year: 1958 Two screws
High capacity spring motor
Year: 1959 Four screws
High capacity spring motor
Year: 1961 Four screws
Year: 1964 Four screws
Year: 1966 Four screws
Electric drive
http://www.novacon.com.br/odditycameras/spleningrad.htm
“Space program Leningrads”
фас аппарат
First and second series 1963/1966
рзф Ленинград
Radio controlled camera set 1959
There were Leningrads in the Land, in the Space and under the Sea!
“KRAB” Underwater housing
Planned to be used with:
Jupiter-8 or Jupiter-3 (27º underwater)
Jupiter-12 (47º underwater)
Orion-15 (56º underwater)
Russar MR-2 (70º underwater)
Hydrorussar-3 (70º underwater-corrected for close distances)
Here four views of Leningrad first production series
1958