KMZ

The Krasnogorsky sawod “S. A. Zverev” (Russian Красногорский завод им. С. А. Зверева, in English “Krasnogorsk S.A.Sverev plant”; formerly Krasnogorski mechanicheski sawod, Russian. Красногорский механический завод, in English “Krasnogorsk Mechanics Factory,” usually abbreviated KMZ) is a Russian engineering company in Krasnogorsk near Moscow, producing mainly optical technology.

KMZ became known in the Soviet Union for its Zorki, Zenit, and Krasnogorsk series cameras, of which several million were produced.

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Overview

Zenit

Zorki

Horizon 202

The Horizon 202 is a panoramic camera from Russia.

Horizon S3 Pro

The Horizon S3 Pro is a panorama for 35mm film from KMZ / Zenit and the successor of the Horizon 202.

Horizont

The Horizont is a panorama camera from Soviet production for the 35 mm format.

Zenit 1

The first 35mm SLR from Zenit.

Zenit 11

A black SLR from the USSR for 35mm film.

Zenit 12

The family of Zenit 12 cameras for 35mm film.

Zenit 122

A 35mm SLR from Russia from the 90s.

Zenit 122k

The Zenit 122k is an SLR with a mount for Pentax lenses.

Zenit 18

The successor of the Zenit 19 SLR camera.

Zenit 19

An SLR from the production of KMZ.

Zenit 212k

One of the more modern KMZ 35mm cameras.

Zenit 3

A 35mm camera from KMZ from the late 1950's.

Zenit 312M

Zenit 312M, a 35mm camera from Russia.

Zenit 3M

A 1960s 35mm SLR from KMZ.

Zenit 412DX

A modern SLR camera from Russia with light meter.

Zenit AM2

An SLR from KMZ with Pentax K-mount.

Zenit APk

The Zenit APk is an SLR camera with Pentax K bayonet.

Zenit Automat

An SLR from KMZ with Pentax K mount.

Zenit B

An SLR camera for the M39 thread.

Zenit-E

A 35mm camera that was produced over 3 million times.

Zenit EM

The successor to the Zenit E.

Zenit ET

An old 35mm SLR from the USSR with a M42 lens thread.

Zenit Photosniper

A Russian camera for shooting photos.

Zenit-S

An SLR from the 50s and 60s from the USSR.

Zenit TTL

A KMZ single-lens reflex camera made in millions.

Zorki 1

The Zorki 1 / Zorki was KMZ's first rangefinder camera.

Zorki 10

The Zorki 10 is a rangefinder camera and was the first fully automatic 35 mm camera from the Soviet Union.

Zorki 11

The Zorki 11 is a camera built by KMZ. It is similar to the Zorki 10 but lacks the coupled rangefinder.

Zorki 2

The successor to the Zorki 1 by KMZ.

Zorki 3

A 35mm camera from the Soviet Union from the 1950s.

Zorki 4

The Zorki 4 is the most popular camera in the Zorki series.

Zorki 5

A rangefinder camera from KMZ.

Zorki 6

A KMZ 35mm camera with rangefinder from the late 1950s.

Zorki C

The further development of the Zorki 1.

Zorki Junior

The Zorki Junior is an international version of the Zorki 10 by KMZ.

KMZ mainly manufactures optical technology. Among others, they produced cameras of the Zorki, Zenit and Krasnogorsk series.