Zorki 4K test shots

[Greg McCary]

I took my new Zorki out with me on a bike ride today. All I had was a roll of Fuji 100iso. No light meter so I just shot around sunny 16. I mostly used a Voigtlander 15mm and the 50mm that came on the Zorki. I don't have the right keys on my keypad to spell out the name of the lens that came on the Zorki. But here are a few of the shots. Only PPing was a crop or two.

[Dave6223]

Really excellent quality Greg. The voigtlander lenses are brilliant. Did you not get any of the russian lenses. I seem to remember the Jupiter 50mm was remarkable. It may be that is what your 50mm is. These subsidised russian cameras and lenses are excellent value for money.

Dave

[Greg McCary]

The second and fourth picture were taken with the Russian lens. It is not a Jupiter but I want to get one. The Russian lens has the same Zorki logo on it as the camera. I agree with you about the Voigtlander lenses. I really like mine. I also have a Nokton 40mm SC. It is fast and sharp.

[Greg McCary]

After some internet searching I have found out my lens is an Industar 50-2

[cameron665]

Nice shots Greg. Old rangefinders are a lot of fun to use. I just picked up a Kiev 4am with Jupiter lens and can't wait to give it a try.

[gotorightway123]

I took my new Zorki out with me on a bike ride today. All I had was a roll of Fuji 100iso. No light meter so I just shot around sunny 16. I mostly used a Voigtlander 15mm and the 50mm that came on the Zorki. I don't have the right keys on my keypad to spell out the name of the lens that came on the Zorki. But here are a few of the shots. Only PPing was a crop or two.