Zenit ET Photo Camera 35mm, Soviet era, Single-lense reflex SLR, Manual camera

This is a Zenit ET (Зенит ЕТ) camera, a Soviet-era 35mm single-lens reflex (SLR). As you can see in the pictures in great conditions. Ready to be used in your creative way. Manufacturer: KMZ (Krasnogorsk Mechanical Works) and later BelOMO (in Belarus). Production period: 1981–1993. Film format: 35mm film, using standard 135 cartridges. Lens mount: M42 screw mount (widely used, compatible with many Soviet and some Western lenses). Shutter: Mechanical focal-plane shutter with speeds from 1/30s to 1/500s plus Bulb (B) mode. Metering: Selenium light meter (on some versions, without needing batteries). The sensor is located above the lens mount. Viewfinder: Optical pentaprism with a focusing screen. Flash sync: X-sync at 1/30s. Characteristics: The Zenit ET is a fully manual camera, meaning you set shutter speed, aperture, and focus yourself. It was a popular entry-level SLR in the USSR and Eastern Bloc countries due to its durability and relatively low cost. It is quite heavy and robust (metal body construction). Often paired with a Helios-44M 58mm f/2 lens, famous for its sharpness and unique "swirly bokeh". Flash coming together and the bag you just need a battery (for flash only).