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Vlad Posted - Jan 01 2011 : 7:01:20 PM
David,

thank you for posting this camera into the catalog, I've never seen such version before. I wonder how many were made, any information can be found on it elsewhere? I'll search the internet for some info as well. Quite intriguing.

Vlad
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Bull Halsey Posted - Jan 03 2011 : 2:24:27 PM
This model Kiev is similar to the Bronica ETR-C of the late 70's. While Bronica manufactured their primary model, the ETR with interchangeable magazines, they also made the ETR-C with added inserts you could place in the fixed "magazine holder".

Steve
RCCCUK Posted - Jan 02 2011 : 04:18:12 AM
Vlad,

I believe that this version was only produced at the end of 2003 and during 2004. I don't think that the production quantities were large, but they are now freely available due to the fact that I would imagine that they are not particularly popular. (Why buy a camera that is designed to have interchangable film magazines, without this particular advantage?) I suppose it is possible that the Arsenal factory decided to use up old stock in this way in order to clear the shelves. Originally they sold for only a quarter of the price of a Kiev-88CM body + film magazine.

David.
Vlad Posted - Jan 01 2011 : 7:11:34 PM
hmm.. apparently they're freely available:

http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Kiev-88-C-same-Kiev-88-cm-Kiev-88CM-MLU-/170570012664#vi-desc

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