LOMO Smena 35 35mm Film Camera

Experience the simplicity and charm of late Soviet-era photography with the LOMO Smena 35. This compact 35mm film camera, produced from 1990 onwards, represents the final evolution of the popular Smena series, offering improved ergonomics and usability in a modern plastic body.

Key Features:

• Compact and lightweight plastic body (240g)
• LOMO T-43 40mm f/4 triplet lens
• Aperture range: f/4 to f/16
• Shutter speeds: 1/15, 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250, and Bulb
• Manual focus with zone focusing system
• Improved ergonomics compared to earlier Smena models
• Central flash sync socket
• Uncoupled shutter cocking and film advance (allows for multiple exposures)

Improvements over Smena 8M:

• Relocated shutter cocking lever for easier handling
• Visible cocking lever in the viewfinder as a reminder
• Repositioned shutter release button for more comfortable use
• Enhanced optical viewfinder with reduced parallax
• Rewind release button with a ratchet mechanism
• Shutter release button can be locked for long exposures

Technical Specifications:

• Film type: 35mm (135)
• Frame size: 24 x 36 mm
• Lens: T-43 40mm f/4 (3 elements in 3 groups)
• Focus range: 1m to infinity
• Viewfinder: Optical, parallax type
• Flash: Central sync contact
• Dimensions: 114 x 75 x 58 mm
• Weight: 240g (max)

Condition:

• Сameras is in an excellent condition and have been tested for functionality
• Comes with original soft case and lens cap (where available)

Important Information:

• Ideal for beginners, students, and enthusiasts of Soviet cameras
• Simple operation allows for quick snapshots in good lighting conditions
• No built-in light meter - external light meter recommended for best results
• Due to its durable construction, we only offer exchanges or refunds if the item arrives damaged or is lost in transit

The Smena 35 is a perfect entry point into film photography or a great addition to any Soviet camera collection. Its simplified controls and improved ergonomics make it an excellent choice for casual shooting or as a learning tool for understanding the basics of exposure and focusing. Despite its plastic construction, the Smena 35 is capable of producing surprisingly good images when used skillfully.