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== History == | == History == | ||
| − | At the end of World War II, the [[KMZ]] factory in Krasnogorsk, Russia, began producing cameras. They started in 1946 with the Moskva line, but in 1948 - with the [[FED]] factory in Ukraine still not full production - they started producing FED cameras. At first they were marked "FED" with a KMZ logo, and then later they were known marked "FED-Zorki", but by 1949 they had made some design changes and thus began the Zorki line of [[ | + | At the end of World War II, the [[KMZ]] factory in Krasnogorsk, Russia, began producing cameras. They started in 1946 with the Moskva line, but in 1948 - with the [[FED]] factory in Ukraine still not full production - they started producing FED cameras. At first they were marked "FED" with a KMZ logo, and then later they were known marked "FED-Zorki", but by 1949 they had made some design changes and thus began the Zorki line of [[rangefinder]] cameras. |
== Screw-mount Rangefinders == | == Screw-mount Rangefinders == | ||
Revision as of 06:08, 22 May 2005
History
At the end of World War II, the KMZ factory in Krasnogorsk, Russia, began producing cameras. They started in 1946 with the Moskva line, but in 1948 - with the FED factory in Ukraine still not full production - they started producing FED cameras. At first they were marked "FED" with a KMZ logo, and then later they were known marked "FED-Zorki", but by 1949 they had made some design changes and thus began the Zorki line of rangefinder cameras.
Screw-mount Rangefinders
- Droog (Drug)
- Fed-Zorki
- MIR
- Zorki 1
- Zorki S (C)
- Zorki 2
- Zorki 2S (2C)
- Zorki 3
- Zorki 35M (prototype)
- Zorki 3M
- Zorki 3S (3C)
- Zorki 4
- Zorki 4K
- Zorki 5
- Zorki 6
