Bini ke-2^.^

FED-2

In production for a whopping 15 years between 1955-1970, the Fed 2 stars as one of the most popular, deadstock rangefinders ever. You’ll be digging that hazy lo-fi je n’ai sais quoi thanks to the fast f/2.8 aperture Industrar M26 lens.

Due to its durable body along with its coupled viewfinder and rangefinder which made it reliable as well as easy to use, Soviet folk swore down by this camera for their everyday snapshot moments.This is my first lomo that i dont know what it is.Juz grab it that time.Not bad but d lens quite boring.

Krasnogorsk (KMZ) Zenit S

The Zenit S has the sync. contact added for flash, hence the S, or C which symbolizes the same in Russian.This lomo for me d primitive one coz hard to find and only 1 stock d day da i bought it.Lens agak cun then FED-2.Juz film quite complicated.If use normal film need to edit first.I mean have to cut d film til d length same like Leica film.

Zenit EM

The Russian Zenit EM 35mm SLR was an upgraded version of the Zenit E, featuring automatic diaphragm stop-down and a shutter release now separated from the winding lever/film counter. Produced between 1972-1988.I give ★★★★★ for thiz Zenit.Hellios lens!demm cuunn!

Kiev 4

Manufactured in the mid-80s from the city that takes its name, the Kiev 4 is a handsome, legendary deadstock rangefinder camera. Its attached Jupiter 8 lens produces very sharp images like how an Italian suit fits a slender runway hottie.

With the Kiev 4’s quiet shutter thanks to its combined rangefinder and viewfinder, focusing and framing your timeless moments couldn’t be easier.For d first time i saw diz lomo it doesnt make me steamy!but my friend force me to buy it coz he told me diz lomo lagi cun dari Zenit.hahaha.i dont think so dude!but okla.not bad.

All diz kind of lomo actually in Msia sgtlah mahal and commonly Msian are kipas-susah-mati Diana F+,Holga and LCA that i call it toys.but lucky im in Moscow.My FED-2 juz rm80 and Zenit oso Kiev rm100.even it'z 2nd hand but it functionally like 1st handplus the smell oso demm vintage.haha

Smena 8M

A classic LOMO icon. Its 3-element glass Triplet lens yields eye-popping color saturation and contrast. Manual aperture, shutter, and focus settings for total control. And a uncoupled shutter cock and advance which means dead-easy multiple exposures and super-long exposures. Includes tripod thread and cable release attachment. Only 500 pristine and brand new deadstock pieces are available from the mid 80's - all inside their original packaging with a manual and a faux-leather everready case with neckstrap. Made at Lomo PLC in the former USSR.Simple lomo for me but functionally great.

Vilia


A classic deadstock beauty straight out of BeLomo, Belarus! Vilia is a sharp one with that finely crafted Triplet 69-3 40mm f/4 lens. Expect no less than high contrast and deep colour saturation from a lens designed by MMZ-BelOMO optics. Make the most out of long exposure magic with the B-setting. Take Vilia out on your arm in the evening and take full advantage of its hotshoe, which syncs at all shutter speeds.