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The Russian '''Zenit EM''' [[35mm]] [[SLR]] was part of a [[Zenit#M42_SLR|long running series of Zenit cameras]] and was an upgraded version of the [[Zenit E]], adding automatic diaphragm stop-down with appropriate [[M42]] lenses and a [[shutter release]] separated from the winding lever/film counter. Produced between 1972-1984 by [[KMZ]]<ref>[http://www.sovietcams.com/index.php?965099988 SovietCams.Com]</ref>. | The Russian '''Zenit EM''' [[35mm]] [[SLR]] was part of a [[Zenit#M42_SLR|long running series of Zenit cameras]] and was an upgraded version of the [[Zenit E]], adding automatic diaphragm stop-down with appropriate [[M42]] lenses and a [[shutter release]] separated from the winding lever/film counter. Produced between 1972-1984 by [[KMZ]]<ref>[http://www.sovietcams.com/index.php?965099988 SovietCams.Com]</ref>. | ||
The EM was also sold by [[Kalimar]] as the '''SR300''', and badged as the '''Cosmorex SE'''. It was available in both black and chrome finish. | The EM was also sold by [[Kalimar]] as the '''SR300''', and badged as the '''Cosmorex SE'''. It was available in both black and chrome finish. | ||
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== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
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Revision as of 22:01, 19 August 2011
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The Russian Zenit EM 35mm SLR was part of a long running series of Zenit cameras and was an upgraded version of the Zenit E, adding automatic diaphragm stop-down with appropriate M42 lenses and a shutter release separated from the winding lever/film counter. Produced between 1972-1984 by KMZ[1].
The EM was also sold by Kalimar as the SR300, and badged as the Cosmorex SE. It was available in both black and chrome finish.
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| Chrome finish image by Dee2photo (Image rights) |
Sources
Links
- The Other Martin Taylor's review of the Zenit EM
- Manual
- Zenit EM, zenit EM black, Zenit EM Olympic and French manual on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand
- JM Burtscher sovietcamera website : Sovietcamera french website
