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| − | The Russian '''Zenit 312M''' [[35mm]] [[SLR]] | + | The Russian '''Zenit 312M''' [[35mm]] [[SLR]] from [[KMZ]] takes [[M42|M42 screw mount]] lenses and is generally fitted with a modern version of the famous Helios, this time in a 50mm f/2 configuration. Introduced in 1998, this is one of a long series of [[Zenit]] SLRs, but it has a moulded plastic, as opposed to metal, body. |
| − | + | The 312m has [[TTL]] [[meter|exposure metering]]. The [[focal plane shutter]] runs from 1/30 to 1/500 sec. + B. The focusing screen has both a [[split-image device]] and a [[microprism|microprism ring]]. | |
| − | The 312m has [[TTL]] [[meter|exposure metering]]. The [[focal plane shutter]] runs from 1/30 to 1/500 sec. + B. | ||
Power comes from three batteries, two Mallory D 386 one BLIK-1. | Power comes from three batteries, two Mallory D 386 one BLIK-1. | ||
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The Russian Zenit 312M 35mm SLR from KMZ takes M42 screw mount lenses and is generally fitted with a modern version of the famous Helios, this time in a 50mm f/2 configuration. Introduced in 1998, this is one of a long series of Zenit SLRs, but it has a moulded plastic, as opposed to metal, body. The 312m has TTL exposure metering. The focal plane shutter runs from 1/30 to 1/500 sec. + B. The focusing screen has both a split-image device and a microprism ring.
Power comes from three batteries, two Mallory D 386 one BLIK-1. Weight: 820g.
