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Jacques M. |
Posted - Mar 19 2018 : 3:38:02 PM Hi Antonio,
Difficult to be affirmative about your camera. But it can be a Zorki 1 modified into a Zorki 2... Not very difficult to put a Zorki 1 cover on a Zorki 2 body... About the selftimer button, it should be a Fed 3 or 4 one. Anyway, by comparison, the mechanism looks like a Zorki one (position of the release button). As for the Inside, no doubt it is a Zorki 2's one.
It seems that your camera was not the only one to have been "improved": please have a look at my Fed 1f here: http://ussrphoto.com/Forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3253
Amitiés. Jacques. |
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Jacques M. |
Posted - Mar 25 2018 : 11:21:30 AM Thanks, Luiz. But I am a bit surprised. On Leica type cameras, it is necessary to cock before changing the speed. No importance on Zorki 2 ones (I have just checked). Strange if there is no other modification...
Jacques. |
Luiz Paracampo |
Posted - Mar 25 2018 : 09:41:44 AM Dear Friends According to Maizenberg book the single difference is the internal screw and the speed crown dial see pictures: So, it is easy to modify one to another threds are the same! Regards
http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/2532018_Zorki FED.png
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Antonio Savini |
Posted - Mar 25 2018 : 06:49:50 AM Hello. I thank Mr. M. Jacques, Luiz Paracampo, O. Geoff, for the opinions expressed on my camera Zorki 1 - 2. I know that it is not easy to make considerations when a camera has features different from standard cameras. In any case, I appreciated your interest and your observations helped me to better understand this camera. Sorry for my English. Regards. |
Jacques M. |
Posted - Mar 25 2018 : 04:39:50 AM Of course, Luiz, up to the pin, but not up to some other details... This camera is not an original Zorki 2 and Antonio's question is valid. I specially wonder about the speed dial: it's a "normal" Zorki one. Does it mean something about the internal selector mechanism? I should have a look inside my own Zorki 2-s ...
Amitiés. Jacques. |
Luiz Paracampo |
Posted - Mar 22 2018 : 8:48:52 PM Hello Geoffox see PM1470 - Zorki-2 #552288. at http://www.sovietcams.com/index.php?-302300902 Up to the pin!
http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/2232018_zorki Pin.png
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geoffox23 |
Posted - Mar 22 2018 : 6:30:23 PM A couple more modifications...
Zorki2's have a two-piece speed dial, ala Zorki-C & 2-c Bottom plate is from a FED or early Z-1 Scalloped shutter release spring on bottom is from Zorki 2-c
Cheers, Geoff |
Luiz Paracampo |
Posted - Mar 22 2018 : 09:54:24 AM The camera is definitively a Zorki 2 (According to date of production and rewind system around the shutter release). The camera received a Zorki 1 top and a lever of new style. -Easy my Dear Watson! Regards LP |