Zorki 1D from 1948 , first pictures


Achim Reh

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I developed the first film form my Zorki 1D today.
The Zorki 1D is a russion Leica 2 copy, built around 1948. The lens is an Industar 22 , 50mm 3.5 . The design is basically a Leitz Elmar form 1930, so it is an uncoated 3 element collapsing lens.
Thats the Camera
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[/url] ZORIK by AchimReh, on Flickr[/IMG]

All pictures are on HP5 / developed in Microphen 1+1

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[/url] Zorki1d_3_10112 by AchimReh, on Flickr[/IMG]
 

3 more pics

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[/url] Zorki1D_1_10112 by AchimReh, on Flickr[/IMG]

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[/url] Zorki1D_2_10112 by AchimReh, on Flickr[/IMG]

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[/url] Zorki1d_4_10112 by AchimReh, on Flickr[/IMG]

It is clear to see that this lens has real big problems with sunlight...as expected form an uncoated 3 element.
Otherwise, for a lens design of 1930 , and made in Russia , it is not as bad as I thought ;-)
Anyway, it is real fun to take some photos with such an old camera .
 

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very nice! the i-22 is quite a sharp lens, like all the industar cousins, esp the i-61 l/d. quite a nice combo you have.
 

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