Vintage KRASNOGORSK soviet semiautomatic 16mm Movie Cine Camera Mir-11 Vega-7,9

                                                                                                   DESCRIPTION:

Krasnogorsk — a family of narrow-film amateur film cameras with a mirror obturator, produced by the Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant from 1966 to the early 1990s. All devices of the family are designed for 16-mm film with one-sided or two-sided perforation, and were equipped with an over-the-lens exposure meter.

The camera and lens are in excellent working condition, with old stock, well-functioning mechanical parts included, you will get everything that is in the photo . 

The kit includes:

1.Camera;

2.Lens 3 pcs;

3.Leather case original;

4.Set of light filters.

Excellent purchase for your collection!!!

FEATURES:

• All devices were equipped with a single-toothed single-sided grab without a counter-grab, which allowed charging the film with both double-sided and single-sided perforation. The interchangeable lenses in the transition frame of the original design had a bayonet mount, inherited from the professional 16SP camera. In some sources, this type of attachment is called "Krasnogorsky bayonet" . 

• "Krasnogorsk-1"  equipped with lenses with a constant focal length. A Vega-7 f/2 with a constant focal length of 20 mm was used as the main lens. Interchangeable lenses included — a wide-angle "Mir-11" 2/12, 5 and a telephoto lens "Vega-9" 2/50.  The Vega-9 lens is designed by M. D. Maltsev.