Camera Zenit TTL Special Edition of the Moscow 1980 Olympic Games | SLR 35mm Film Camera
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2020
- This special edition was manufactured in ex-USSR from 1978 until 1980.
The Zenit TTL 35mm SLR was produced by KMZ (Kraznogorsk) and BeLOMO from around 1977 to 1985. It was an upgraded version of the Zenit EM. Video without dialog
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0:01 Special Edition of the Moscow 1980 Olympic Games
0:20 Serial Number 78XXXXXX
0:33 Loading Battery 625A
0:55 Viewfinder and Exposure meter
1:27 Procedure to Load the Film
1:53 Adjust of Frame Counter
2:35 ASA/DIN Adjusment
2:45 Shutter Speed adjusment
3:01 Aperture adjusment and Focusing rings
3:08 Self-Timer operation
3:24 Diaphragm Mode selector switch
3:30 Helios 44M Lens Mounting
3:46 Mirror and Focusing Screen inside the camera
4:01 Shutter cocking and film Advance lever
4:07 Procedure to Unload the Film
4:41 Cool Camera!
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Very nice small camera, mine is a bit beat up but it works great
Right. Thanks for watching.
I have one of these.Its built like a tank.
Hi, yes, it really is! Thanks for watching.
Pochwalę się, że dziś w pracy kupiłem od kolegi Zenita TTL wraz z dwoma obiektywami :)
Creo que la disfrutrás mucho. Felicidades por la adquisición.
@@GabrielFotografo35
Też myślę, że mi się spodoba. Już mi się spodobało.
Dziękuję bardzo :)
I just got my TTL from my dad in perfect condition 😍
Camera Zenit TTL super👍😊. Made in USSR 👍👍👍
Yes, very cool
i have this camera. From my father . with the original leather cover.
Cool. Take care of it.
oh my god me too!
So wish I hadn't sold mine.
So sad.
Hey, nice video ! I just received a Zenit TTL but I think there is a problem. The iso ring turns for nothing, there is non clicking sound so I can’t select the iso. Is that because there is a missing part ?
Hi, thanks! Yes, it can be a missing part. Inside the iso ring is a small metal piece that jumps over small slots making the clicking sound.
Hi! thanks for this video! I have this camera. but I can't find the "button cell" that you insert at the beginning of the video. its the battery? camera won't work without it?
Hi! Gladd you like it! Yes, the button cel is the battery. It will power only the exposure meter, that commonly doesn't work in most Zenit old cameras. You can download some app for metering the exposure from your cell phone. Anyway I think you can find the battery in any marketplace. Originally was the PX625 mercury 1.35v battery but is not available these days, so you can replace it with a 625A type, 1.5 v as the one in the video. Will work properly. Chers!
I have the exact same camera but I'm missing the part that closes the backside, what should I do?
That's a very bad issue. Maybe you can search other cheap broken camera that has the part to complete yours. Look on ebay or other marketplace in your country.
Need some help i got that button up with the film in it is this a problem???
Hi, you mean the button with the crank? Yes, could be a problem because it won't be possible to rewind the film when finished, and can't tight the film after loading. If the button was down before loading film, maybe the problem is in the film cartridge.
Hey, I wanted to ask if the ring on the left where you choose the ISO (DIN) does something? or is it just for you to remember
Hi, it's the speed film selector that should match the ISO of the film.
@@GabrielFotografo35 hello! Thanks for the video its very helpful (im using Zenit TTL too) I wanna ask is it okay if i didnt setting the film selector to matched the ISO of the film im using in? Will it affect the result? Thank you!
@@chikatatzkia7412 Hi! If you didn't select the correct ISO, then you will expose in a different sensitivity resulting either over or under exposure. You can do so but will be necessary to inform to the film developer the ISO you used to expose the film, so it will allow to develop correctly.
I have this camera condition is not very good. Is it of good price??
Usually it's a cheap camera, even in good condition.
i don't have a battery cover, can it work without a battery and where could i find a cover?
Hi, yes, you can operate your camera without battery using instead a photometry app downloaded in your cellphone. To find a cover, you will have to be very lucky to find one, look in the downtown of big cities on old photo stores, or searching in ebay or similar in your country. Good luck and thanks for watching!
Gabriel Fotógrafo thank you
Is it okay when you set your shutter speed without winding first?
Hi Andrew, Yes, it's okay. Both Speed and Aperture can be set in any moment, and of course will apply only in the picture taken after setting. It doesn't matter if the film has been winded or not.
@@GabrielFotografo35 because i learn many old camera from russia, german that you should first winding your camera before you set your shutter speed, or it will be damaged if you don't do that step
@@andrewcen9510 Thanks for share such important information.
What's the battery for?
To power the exposure meter.
Tälläinen löytyy vuoden 1980 Olympia logolla isän jäämistöstä.
Gracias por la visita.
Whick one is better zenit 11 or this one?
No idea, basically both are the same camera but different photometer that commonly doesn't work after 40 years.
@@GabrielFotografo35 actually ive got zenit 11 for a while now, the lightmeter still works but its heavy as hell
@@supersipz2435 cool, congratulations!