example from smena 8m .

contoh dari pengguna smena 8m.

i intro you : smena 8m

The LOMO Smena 8m is an entry-level camera from the 1970s Soviet Union, now mostly regarded as a toy camera. It is an extremely low-tech, fully manual, no-frills plastic box capable of shooting surprisingly decent photos on 35mm film. There is no focus aid - focus is set by guessing the distance to your subject and setting that distance on the lens. The frame counter is considered by many to be worthless.

The Bad

Taking pictures with an 8m is a true test of patience. Its shutter release is neither smooth nor easy to press, which is an invitation for motion blur that is only exaggerated by the camera's complete lack of heft. The manual shutter must be cocked before each shot using a lever on the side of the lens that will unfailingly get snagged on your finger when it comes back up, eliminating any chance you had of controlling your shutter speed.

The Good

A welcome surprise, however, is that this cheap piece of plastic actually features a coated glass lens. While the 40mm f/4 T-43 Triplet isn't a particularly fast lens, it gives nice contrast and saturation, and is certainly sharp enough to make good photos on 35mm film. In case that's not enough to perk your interest, this little plastic wonder also comes fitted with a leaf shutter and a PC sync socket, so this little toy camera can flash sync at any shutter speed!

my lomo

lubitel-1

These cameras were produced by factory "GOMZ"("LOMO") since 1950 till 1956. About 1,334,600 copies were made
Frame size 6x6cm
Film accepted type 120

Lens : T-22 Triplet
Focal length-75mm
Relative aperture - f/4.5
Diaphragm - from 4.5 to 22
Focusing, m: 1.3 to 10 and infinite

Aperture-type shutter, adjustable shutter speeds from 1/10, 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, 1/250 of a second and "B".

fed-2 camera

These cameras were produced by factory "FED" (Ukraine) since 1955 up to 1970.
About 1,632,600 copies were made
Frame size 24X36mm

Shutter speeds [before 1958]: 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500 of a second and "B".
Shutter speeds [after 1958]: 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250, 1/500 of a second and "B".

Lenses:
FED (3.5/50mm),
Industar-26M (2.8/50mm) [since 1957],
Industar-61 (2.8/52mm) [since 1963],
Industar-61L/D (2.8/55mm)

Lenses for FED-2 are here

Main differences from FED-1:
removable back cover, overlapping of a rangefinder and view-finder

*myfed-2 is originally from moscow.
order dari my friend hu studying there.
credit to SiFu Jimmy
and patrick.