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Topic author: jed
Posted on: 20090128145951
Hello,
Last monday I've got my first Zorki 4 - it's the 1967 '50 year 1917 revolution' anniversary edition. I bought it as-is, the shutter was working wrong on slow speeds and the 1/30 second setting was working as 'B' [}:)]
After reading the greats Rick Oleson and DVDtechnik's articles I've decided to dismantle the camera and give it a CLA. I'm a beghinner in Zorki's [:)]
Dismantling the camera was easy - easyier than Kievs. After cleaning and greasing the shutter I found it accurate. [:)]
Here's the camera :
http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/Ré-exposition de PICT0y.JPG
For those interested here's a close up picture of the parts below the top plate. From left to right : the shutter release button, contact tab, selector speeds mechanism, rangefinder window...
http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/PICT0718.JPG
Now I'm waiting for an early 1956 Zorki 4. I hope it'll work fine [:D]
Best,
Jed
Last monday I've got my first Zorki 4 - it's the 1967 '50 year 1917 revolution' anniversary edition. I bought it as-is, the shutter was working wrong on slow speeds and the 1/30 second setting was working as 'B' [}:)]
After reading the greats Rick Oleson and DVDtechnik's articles I've decided to dismantle the camera and give it a CLA. I'm a beghinner in Zorki's [:)]
Dismantling the camera was easy - easyier than Kievs. After cleaning and greasing the shutter I found it accurate. [:)]
Here's the camera :
http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/Ré-exposition de PICT0y.JPG
http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/Ré-exposition de PICT0y.JPG
For those interested here's a close up picture of the parts below the top plate. From left to right : the shutter release button, contact tab, selector speeds mechanism, rangefinder window...
http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/PICT0718.JPG
http://www.ussrphoto.com/UserContent/PICT0718.JPG
Now I'm waiting for an early 1956 Zorki 4. I hope it'll work fine [:D]
Best,
Jed