Zenit-130 is a Belarusian small-format single - lens reflex camera with a semi-automatic exposure setting using an objective TTL - exposure meter .
| Zenit 130 | |
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| Type of | Single Lens Reflex Camera |
| Manufacturer | BelOMO . |
| Year of issue | 1990s |
| Lens mount | Threaded connection M42 × 1 / 45.5 . |
| Photo material | Type 135 film |
| Frame size | 24x36 mm |
| Exposition | Semi-automatic TTL - exposure meter . |
| Gate | Focal curtain slit. 1 / 30-1 / 500 s, “ B ”, “ D ”. |
| Flash | Central sync contact "X", cable sync contact . |
| Viewfinder | Mirrored, with a matte ring, micro-raster and fixed pentaprism . Viewfinder field of view 20 × 28 mm. |
| Dimensions | 144 × 94 × 98 mm. |
| Weight | ≈780 g. |
Produced at the Belarusian Optical and Mechanical Association in the 1990s . Designed based on a Zenit-122 camera.
A modification of the Zenit-130pro was produced with a photographic shutter providing greater accuracy and stability of the shutter speed .
Specifications
- The type of photographic material used is a 35 mm perforated film film 35 mm wide ( film type 135 ) in cassettes. Frame size - 24 × 36 mm.
- Case - cast from aluminum alloy, with opening rear wall, hidden lock.
- Trigger cocking shutter and film rewind. Rewind tape. The frame counter is self-resetting when rewinding the film is turned on.
- Shutter - mechanical, curtain-slotted with horizontal movement of cloth curtains. Shutter speeds - from 1/30 to 1/500 sec, “ B ” and long. Shutter speed with electronic flash - 1/30 s.
- Central sync contact "X", cable sync contact .
- The standard lens (with a "jumping" aperture) is Helios-44M-4 2/58 , Helios-44M-5 or MS Helios-44M-6.
- The lens mount type is a threaded connection M42 × 1 / 45.5 .
- The focusing screen is a Fresnel lens with a matte ring and a microraster .
- TTL - exposure meter (objective lens exposure metering) with two sulfur-cadmium ( CdS ) photoresistors . LED indication of the exposure meter in the viewfinder . Semi-automatic exposure setting on the aperture closed to the working value. When the film photosensitivity is set and the shutter speed is set by rotating the aperture ring, it is necessary to simultaneously glow two LEDs. The glow of only one LED informs about the incorrect exposure setting: the upper one is an overexposure, the lower one is an under exposure. The range of photosensitivity of a film is 16-640 units. GOST. When applying filters, corrections are automatically made for their density.
- The power source of semi-automatic exposure metering is two elements SC-32, MTs-0.105 (a modern analogue of LR-44, AG-13).
- Mechanical self - timer .
- A tripod socket with a 1/4 inch thread is installed on the camera.