2023年3月17日 · Zorki-3M is a Soviet rangefinder camera developed on the basis of the Zorki-3 camera and was produced at KMZ plant from 1954 to 1956. The main difference between the Zorki-3M camera and the Zorki-3 camera is the transfer of long shutter speeds from the front surface of the camera to the knob from at the top plate.

Zorki-3相机是现在比较少见的Zorki相机，所有Zorki-3型相机（Zorki-3，Zorki-3M和Zorki-3C）的取景器都配有屈光度调节。 最高快门速度也提升为1/1000秒并且增加了慢速快门机构多出1，1/2，1/5.1/10秒的快门速度，相机后背也改为了和Contax II/III一样的可拆卸式后背，极大的 ...

2019年9月4日 · Zorki-3相机是现在比较少见的Zorki相机，所有Z的orki-3型相机（Zorki-3，Zorki-3M和Zorki-3C）的取景器都配有屈光度调节。 最高快门速度也提升为1/1000秒并且增加了慢速快门机构多出1，1/2，1/5.1/10秒的快门速度，相机后背也改为了同Contax II/III一样的可拆卸式后 …

The Zorki 3S, introduced in 1955, is a Zorki 3M with flash sync. The Zorki 4, 1956, is a Zorki 3S with self timer added. The Zorki 4K is identical but used an advance lever instead of the old-style wind knob.

2023年11月4日 · Zorki 3. This is the first major revision of the basic Zorki body by KMZ. Produced between 1951 and 1956, it preceded the Zorki 2 and was concurrent with the Zorki 1c and 1d models. Approximately 87,500 units of Zorki 3 and 3-M were made. This camera looks like a hybrid between Kiev and Leica, the most prominent features are:

2023年3月16日 · Zorki-3 is a Soviet rangefinder camera produced by the KMZ Plant from 1951 to 1956 and developed on the basis of the first Zorki models taking into account the design of the German Leica III camera.

ZORKI 3M If the 3M had flash synch it would be my perfect camera. The only real difference between the 3 and 3M is all the shutter speeds have been moved to the top dial. The shutter release button on the 3M also protrudes higher above its collar than it does on the Zorki 3.

For me, this one is the best looking Soviet camera ever made. Read the entire Zorki 3M review HERE. If the KMZ Yunkor camera is considered the “Russian Diana,” then the KMZ Zorki 3M is the “Russian Leica,” and for good reason as it is based on the original plans/specifications from the Leica cameras made in Germany.

Zorki-3M is a 35mm film rangefinder camera made by KMZ and produced between 1954-55 . Further improvement of the Zorki-3 resulted in the 3M. It has a combined speed control for fast and slow speeds. The new designed shutter speed mechanism is used in the successors: 3S, 4, and 4K. There are 3 types and 2 sub-types of the Zorki-3 [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

The Zorki-3M was introduced in 1954 as an improved version of a Zorki-3. This is an early example of the Soviet version of the screwmount Leica with the elements of the Leica M series. Zorki-3’s design of 1951 was a real breakthrough in the soviet Leica production .