Zenit 12xp (Operating)
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This helped me understand my 12 xp much better! I really couldn't figure out how to rewind and how to use the timer. Thanks a lot. :)
Nikita Uhde where did you buy it?
Almost 3 years with a Zenit 12xp. I destroy a entire reel trying to reweend the film. No body could tell me about the second button in the shoting button. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!
Hi!
I have one of these cameras, and I love it, but even when I´ve seen this video and taken a look to your great review, still have a problem you may kindly solve by this way: may you tell me if there´s a way to turn the lightmeter off? I don´t know wich is this way, and the only thing I can do to avoid wasting my batteries in a few hours, is retire them from the camera.
Thanks a lot in advance!
Regards.
Just take the batteries out. The only thing that needs them is the lightmeter
Thank you, I was trying to figure out how to rewind the film and this helped.
Qu est ce que j ai pu l aimer mon zenith dans les annees 75. .j avais 13 ans ! Ca me rappelle plein de trucs ces images.
I have one too, but my aperture doesnt close or opens, whats wrong? ( i don't have batteries in the camera idk if that matters or not)
You are not even explaining anything.
Hello i have some questions.
- Any 1.5v calculator battery works in it?
-Batteryes are requiered to work in the timer mode?
Thanks.
Pedro Gabriel Mejia Well its a plus if thay fitt.It uses two SR43 which is smaller then the much more common SR44.But I had no problems finding this smaller typ.The name of the battary my differ in your country.Battary is also only needed for the light meter, everything ells is mechanical.
Thank you a lot, but my timer doesnt works, the clock works, but it doesnt shots the camera, just cont down, doesnt shots. Any help?
@@pedrogabrielmejia6093 hey, don't know if you're still interested in this, but just in case: you have to press the shutter down half and move it to "V". Then activate the timer and it'll work. He's showing it beginning at 2:42. That's working with my camera at least. :)
Hello what bettery does it use. Mine uses 2 kinds i forgot what it was.
Would this make a good beginner camera as I an taking an intro to film course soon?
Would go with something a little newer for that use, unless you really like older Russian cameras with M42.
I like the hand cranked cameras from the 80s for practical use.
Im really happy with my Chinon CG-5 for example and could be great for this.
Has more or less all feture you might ever need, plastic exterior but metal body.
Usually qute cheap, has a good viewfinder, option for auto shutter with a easy to use luck shutter button.
Also a flash sync if you are going to take pictures in a studio.
There is also Chinon CE-5 which is more or less the same camera but with one stop faster maximum shutter speed (1/2000s).
Also a CE-4 which I would expect are just as nice but have never tryed it.
If you are okey with spending a little more money then I would go with Nikon.
Like any of the Nikon FE or FM.
+BlogBKSpicture okay thanks a lot for the advice! :)
Can u help me?
i have the same camera and when i press to take a picture the mirror doesn't go upso im taking pictures of the back of the glass
+filip cufi
Sorry don't have any experience with that.
People at forum.mflenses.com/ are usually very helpfull and knowledgeable when it comes to old cameras.
Hopefully someone there might be able to help you.
have you solved the problem?
yours is looking fresh! the one i found here seems really wasted... i dont even know if it works
+Pedro H. Well even a banged up one can still work just fine mechanically.
Does someone know if the meter here is trusty?
Can I shooting without battery?
Yes but the lightmeter will not work without one.
Well wheres my light meter and how i use it?
You press the shutter button half way which should light up led light in the viewfinder.
There are two of them, one for over and the other for under exposed while both blinks when it's spot on.
But you need a battery for this to work.
BlogBKSpicture thank you for the instructions but the battery is in there and no leds are lighting up.....the thing that confused me is that i saw once the red light lighting up but only one time...
Might be defective or you have a dead battary.
Have had old cameras like this where there was dirt on the little metal pins that connects to the battery and the light meter diden't work becouse of this.
But scraped the metal pins with a flat screwdriver which did the trick and that might be worth a try on yours.
BlogBKSpicture wow it truly worked... Thanks a lott it was very useful
thank You good human :)
Jacek Pomarancza Me no smash :)
nadi
next time talk! - use your words - watching someone play with a camera is rather dull and does little to help others understand
These videos are complements to written reviews and are not intended to be entertaining or teach basics.
More to show where things are found, how things sounds etc.
But appreciate the feedback and keep snapping!
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