Difference between revisions of "Chajka"

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The Chaika name was also used for Chaika electronic flash units

Chaika half-frame cameras
image by Nicholas Middleton (Image rights)

These cameras were produced by the factory Belomo (Belarus) from 1965 up to 1967. 171,400 copies were made. Their bodies are metal.

Chaika camera all share the following basic specifications:

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-''The '''Chaika''' name was also use for [[Chaika (electronic flash)|Chaika electronic flashguns]]''
+''The '''Chaika''' name was also used for [[Chaika (electronic flash)|Chaika electronic flash]] units''
+{{Flickr_image
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+|image= http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5139/5532178990_9eb424c43f.jpg
+|image_align= right
+|image_text= Chaika half-frame cameras
+|image_by= Nicholas Middleton
+|image_rights= with permission
+}}
+These cameras were produced by the factory [[Belomo]] (Belarus) from 1965 up to 1967.  171,400 copies were made. Their bodies are metal.
 Chaika camera all share the following basic specifications: