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I had an East German camera (a Praktica) for a short while; my aunt brought it with her from England. Seeing the comments about Soviet build quality, I'd note t
by flyinghamster 6y ago
I had an East German camera (a Praktica) for a short while; my aunt brought it with her from England. Seeing the comments about Soviet build quality, I'd note that it also applies to Soviet satellites as well.
The lens was wonderful, but it didn't take many rolls of film for the shutter to give out. I switched to a Minolta SRT202 after that, before I ditched film for digital. I suppose I could have gone with a Pentax K-1000 and kept the lens, since it was the same screw mount.
- brudgers 6y agoThe K1000 has the K Bayonet mount that superseded the m42 screw mount on Pentax 35mm SLR’s in the 1970’s. However, my understanding is Soviet designs used both mounts. Just clarifying not arguing. Out of a fondness for Pentax and tendency to geek.