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Although I seem to collect cameras faster than I can use them, the main reason I buy them is to satisfy my own curiosity. So when I can afford the film I set out into the teeming metropolis with my latest purchase and take pictures. Generally I use Fuji Superia 100, Ilford FP4 Plus and Fuji Provia or Velvia 100. On this page I'll attempt to review those cameras I use, and comment on lenses and accessories when used. If you can't wait for a particular camera review, or if you disagree with anything here I'd be pleased to hear from you and happy to publish your views. Belomo Agat Elikon Autofocus Vilia Auto Siluet Automat Vesna 2
Krasnagorsk KMZ Moskow 1, Moskow 2, Moskow 5 Start Zorki: although I like the size and feel of the Fed and Zorki first series I find them difficult to use as I wear glasses. There are plenty of sites that have reviewed these particular models, but if anyone would like to post a review on this site you are welcome. Zorki 1f, Zorki 2 Zorki-C, Zorki 2-C Zorki 3, Zorki 3M, Zorki 3C, Zorki 4K Zorki 5, Zorki 6 Zenit C, Zenit 3M, Zenit E, Zenit 10, Zenit 11, Zenit TTL, Zenit 19, Zenit Automat
FED Fed: although I like the size and feel of the Fed and Zorki first series I find them difficult to use as I wear glasses. There are plenty of sites that have reviewed these particular models, but if anyone would like to post a review on this site you are welcome. Fed C Fed 3 Fed 4b Fed 5, 5B, 5C
Gomz/ Lomo Lubitel 2, Lubitel 166 Sputnik Smena 35 Smena 8 Smena 8M
Kiev Kiev 2A, Kiev 3A, Kiev 4 & 4A, Kiev 4AM & 4M, Kiev 5 Kiev 60 TTL, Kiev 6-C, Kiev 88TTL Kiev 10, Kiev 15 TEE, Kiev 15TTL Kiev 17, Kiev 19, Kiev 20 Salyut, Salyut C, Vega
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