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| − | The '''Moskva''' cameras are a series of 6×9-cm folding cameras, mostly with coupled rangefinders, made by the [[KMZ]] factory near Moscow. An exception is the Moskva-3 which is a 6.5x9cm plate camera. The Moskva 1, 2, and 4 are very similar to the German [[Ikonta]] and Super Ikonta cameras. The 6x9 cameras have a second red | + | The '''Moskva''' cameras are a series of 6×9-cm folding cameras, mostly with coupled rangefinders, made by the [[KMZ]] factory near Moscow. An exception is the Moskva-3 which is a 6.5x9cm plate camera. The Moskva 1, 2, and 4 are very similar to the German [[Ikonta]] and Super Ikonta cameras. The 6x9 cameras have a second red window, allowing square-format pictures, if a film-chamber mask can be obtained or made. |
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The Moskva cameras are a series of 6×9-cm folding cameras, mostly with coupled rangefinders, made by the KMZ factory near Moscow. An exception is the Moskva-3 which is a 6.5x9cm plate camera. The Moskva 1, 2, and 4 are very similar to the German Ikonta and Super Ikonta cameras. The 6x9 cameras have a second red window, allowing square-format pictures, if a film-chamber mask can be obtained or made.
Links
- Pages formerly at Robert Monaghan's Medium Format Photography website (medfmt.8k.com; links are to archive copies dated 8 May 2006 at the Internet Archive):
- Moskva 1, 2 and 5 at The Camerasite
- Moskva 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 at Antique Russian Cameras
- Moskva 4, Moskva 4, Moskva 5 at Collection Appareils by Sylvain Halgand
- Moskva-2 Russian User Guide
- Moskva-5 Russian User Guide
