US EditionThe ‘Krasnogorsk Cutlet’: Solving the mirror mystery of early Zenit-Es
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The ‘Krasnogorsk Cutlet’: Solving the mirror mystery of early Zenit-Es
One of the earliest Zenit-E's, serial number66002905, which helped kill the mirror myth (Pic: Roman Yarovitsyn) By Roman Yarovitsyn It is widely considered that the most famous Soviet 35 mm SLR, the Zenit-E, was initially equipped with an old fashioned mirror, which does not return until the shutter is cocked. The modern "wink mirror' in…
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