"albino" Industar 50 collapsible lens

I got very early Zorki 5 camera (s/n 5800186 ) with "albino" Industar 50 collapsible lens. All other I-50 collapsible in my collection have black rings what hold front element. This one has white. why?


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Hi!
Since the lens is OK! So it should be. I have several of these lenses, there all the same.
But I do not understand the button. At such an early issue I think should stand another type button.
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Early version of button

I'm not sure why button on the camera has new style. Possibly button was replaced at some point. Serial number on the camera the lowest what I can find for Zorki 5. Please check s/n on your camera, if you have earlier camera, or Zorki5 prototype.
The lens is more intriguing for me. I wonder if it original to the camera? Did all early Zorki 5 had "albino" lenses, or this lens some kind of exception?



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Originally posted by okynek


The lens is more intriguing for me. I wonder if it original to the camera? Did all early Zorki 5 had "albino" lenses, or this lens some kind of exception?

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Hi Okynek,
I think these albinos are seldom, but Alexej must know better if he has several of them.
How do you think about this I-22, it looks so much better than the usual ones.


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I remember reading here, someone mentioned a Jupiter-8. The black paint was almost gone because it was shown behind a shop-window for a long time and heavy sunlight made the black paint disappear.
Could it be that it's only poor paint?