SOVIET ZENIT-11 CAMERA for YOUR COLLECTION!

ZENIT-11 was a camera very common with ZENIT-E camera, one of most favorite SLR cameras of Soviet photofans because it had very nice ratio "quality/price" and was very reliable. ZENIT-11 produced in 1980 years. ITEM'S CONDITION: EXCELLENT++++ The camera is in working condition and it looks enough accurately used... just examine item's photos please. Light meter is in working condition. All functions are available. TECHNICAL FEATURES * Curtain shutter (Leica type). * Shutter speeds - B, 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250, 1/500 sec. Sinchronization with flash at 1/30 sec. * Two ways for a flash connection: usual PC socket and "hot shoe". NOTE: If You'll use a flash unit with high voltage synch cable or a "shoe" please be careful, that non-used contact at the camera will have a high voltage (150-250 volt win low total power)... it will not very nice for your fingers, even will not really dangerous. Thus don't remove plastic cover from "hot shoe" if you'll apply a flash unit with cable connection. * Lens mount M42 (known also as Pentax Screw Mount), same with huge quantity of lenses for old Practica, Pentax, Yashica, Cosina and other cameras with optical registration 45.5mm. * The camera can use lenses with driver pin for "jumping" aperture. * Ptitty bright viewfinder with micro raster prism spot at the center. * Built-in exposure meter is in working condition, it is based at metering cell and don't require any power source except the light. But however I never can be sure that this kind of light meters is super-exact. * Self-timer works good. * Frame around the eyepiece allows to mount correction lenses same with Nikon and Practika. * The body has very useful straplet attachment points. * Tripod mount 1/4 inch. * The camera was made in 1982 at KMZ plant in USSR (Russia now). We are more than happy to welcome any international bidders!!! We ship the item FREE WORLDWIDE! Item will be shipped via Russian Mail service immediately upon receipt of your payment. Shipping time is mostly about 2-3 weeks to receive the item as Registered Air Mail package with the tracking number (or by registered and insured Air Mail parcel for heavy items), but sometimes (but not very often) it can be up to two month. If you need really fast shipping, DHL and UPS are available here, but shipping a metal 35mm camera can cost over $100, thus this kind of shipping is rarely used.