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Topic: Kiev (camera)

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		The Kiev rangefinder camera was a near carbon copy of the pre-war German Contax II camera.
		Given their reputation it is somewhat surprising that there are so many used cameras available today--and in many cases the later Kiev models are cheaper that the Leica copies that were made for the masses.
		The Contax was also the model for the Nikon S rangefinder camera, however the lens mount was slightly different on the Nikon and it had a conventional cloth shutter instead of metal.
	home.att.net /~wayne.cornell/camera/Kiev4a.html (784 words)

	Kiev Camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This page lists some links — for instruction manuals, medium format camera links, film manufacturers, and an excellent source for camera repair and maintenance tools and supplies — that we thought would be of interest to you.
		Kiev Camera has no connection of any kind with — and is not affiliated with — Kalimex s.r.o in any way.
		Kiev Report/Russian Camera Enthusiasts — This is the new incarnation of the Kiev Report, now on the Delphi discussion forum.
	www.kievcamera.com /links.shtml (810 words)

	KIEV 16mm SUBMINIATURES
		Kiev even used an exact copy of the Minolta cassette as well, so that the Minolta cassettes can be used in this camera, and the Kiev Vega cassettes designed for this camera will work in the Minoltas.
		Another change in the camera was that the exposure calculator was moved from the top of the camera to the back.
		It's a modifies Kiev 30 in a gold-plated cover, with lipstick case, mascara holder, all in a pretty art-deco case with a handle.
	www.subclub.org /shop/kiev.htm (1124 words)

	Kiev 60 Medium Format Camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kiev cameras can also be great buys is you intend to buy a number of lenses, as the Kiev/Arsenal Ukrainian lenses are relative bargains.
		KIEV 60 is an excellent camera in the field, the place if you don't want to bring your studio cameras (mamiya or hasselblad...), and it gives you 35mm feels.
		As for flare- I have 3 Kiev 88's and a Kiev 60.
	medfmt.8k.com /mf/kiev60.html (18303 words)

	Russian Zeiss Contax Copy Kiev (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Kiev camera is no plagiarism at all, but a legal replica of the Contax camera, made in the Soviet republic of Ukraine.
		Before the war, Contax cameras were made by Zeiss Ikon AG in Dresden, the capital of the German camera industry - now in the Russian zone of the occupied Germany.
		Unfortunately, the camera was heavy and clumsy, and was not accepted, even by the hard supply controlled, and for the consumer limited, market in the communistic Soviet Union.
	www.cameraquest.com /zconrfKiev.htm (3056 words)

	Kievgurl's K60 Kiev Camera Page
		I discovered the kiev camera system after some searching on the net.
		These camera's are not for everyone and do have a few quirks to them.
		Also there is a larger selection of focal lengths and speed to choose from.
	www.geocities.com /kievgurl (327 words)

	Experiences with the Kiev 88 Camera
		This Ukrainian camera is a clone of the ancient Hasselblad 1000F.
		One alternative is a refurbished version of the Kiev such as the Pentasix sold by M. Richard Wiese.
		Another alternative is the East-German Pentacon SIX which is a predecessor of the Kiev 60.
	www.pauck.de /marco/photo/stuff/kiev88/kiev88.html (993 words)

	Kiev Camera
		Kiev Camera and Hartblei Company is the first and the only one who perform the best model of Kiev 88CM camera with MLU option.
		As the previous models, Kiev 88C MLU is intended for professional and experienced amateur photographers but, in contrast to them, Kiev 88C has buit-in film back.
		The camera is fitted with the ”shift” mechanism affording smooth vertical movement of a lens in the range of ±8 mm so that one can scan an additional area of the future picture without changing the camera position.
	www.kievcamera.com (575 words)

	Kiev 88 Medium Format Camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Oddly, a modestly used camera may already be adjusted and lubricated and worn in, making it a better buy than a "dry" or unlubricated camera new in the box.
		The Kiev cameras have a focal plane shutter, which implies that the lenses don't have a shutter.
		They CLAIMED their cameras were completely inspected and tested by an independent company in the Netherlands, prior to being sent to the U.S. This may be true, because I've had ZERO problems with mine since I've owned it.
	medfmt.8k.com /mf/kiev88.html (19786 words)

	New Kiev Camera Web Site
		As someone who has been buying/selling/using Kiev equipment for some years, I have to present, yet again, the major consideration: the fact is that the Aresenal (maker of Kiev) factory's FA&T (= final assembly and test) is simply horrid.
		The cameras which Kalimex sells are Kiev cameras, but they are not made in the Arsenal factory / not made on regular Arsenal production lines.
		Having studies the wealth of material on Kiev cameras I have come to the conclusion that there are many small independants who conduct their business in an informal (but I must stress completely honest) way.
	www.photo.net /bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=000bQx (1728 words)

	Experiences with the Kiev 60 Camera
		After my bad experiences with the Kiev 88, I was cured from the idea of getting an inexpensive but usable medium format camera from the Ukraine.
		So I began considering to buy either a Kiev 60 or a Pentacon SIX as a dedicated SLR body for the Kiev fisheye.
		The Ukrainian Kiev 60 is a successor of the East-German Pentacon SIX.
	www.pauck.de /marco/photo/stuff/kiev60/kiev60.html (800 words)

	The Kiev 60 Camera Page
		This site is dedicated to the Kiev 60 Medium Format SLR Camera.
		If you have a contribution, please send it our way and we'll credit the source.
		Images and information on this website are protected by United States and international copyrights and may not be reproduced in whole or part without the permission of the authors.
	www.lost-oasis.com /kiev (89 words)

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