Zorki 10
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The Zorki 10 is a fixed-lens Zorki coupled rangefinder camera with an integrated light meter. Selenium meter cells surround the lens. This was the first fully automatic camera produced in the former Soviet Union, as well as the first to use ASA/DIN markings rather than the Soviet GOST numbers, however these ASA numbers were still mostly useless as they didn't match any known film speeds.
The shutter release is a small lever protruding from the right-hand side of the lens. Shutter speeds from 1/30s to 1/500s were available. It also provided a B (bulb) setting, though there is no way to attach a cable release. Flash sync is possible at all shutter speeds through the PC terminal. There is an accessory shoe provided, but it does not sync with flash.
The Zorki 11 appears to be a Zorki 10 without the coupled rangefinder mechanism.
Links
- Photoethnography's Zorki 10 page
- A Russian Zorki 10 page
- Zorki 10 history
- Zorki 10 page at RAF Camera
- Alfred's Camera Page - the Zorki 10
- Zorki 10 at www.collection-appareils.fr
- Revue 10 variant at Kurt Tauber's [1]
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