Film format: Super-8 (8mm)
Frame dimensions: 4.22 x 5.69 mm
Charging: "Super-8" cassette system, including a reusable collapsible "KS-8" cassette for 15 meters of film
Drive: Electric, with DC commutator motor "Gnome-9SU-2"
Power source: Four 316 cells or TsNK-0.45 batteries, it is possible to use an external power source of 4.4 - 6 volts
Shooting speed: 18 frames per second
Shooting time: Up to 3 minutes 20 seconds on 15 meters of film
Iris control: Automatic and manual
Film sensitivity: Manual setting from 22 to 250 GOST units
Built-in color-correcting filter: For daytime shooting on color reversal film
Viewfinder: Pass-through parallax-free, with ray deflection from the shooting lens
Film footage counter: Automatic, resets to zero when the cassette is removed
Design features:
Differences between models relate to lenses and exposure settings. For example, "LOMO-214" and "Aurora-215" were equipped with an "Agat-14" lens with a variable focal length, while "LOMO-216" and "Aurora-217" had a "T-55" Triplet lens.
These cameras were affordable and became one of the most affordable Soviet film cameras in the 1980s. They represent a unique example of Soviet engineering and technology, ideal for collectors and vintage technology enthusiasts.