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Let’s start the New Year with a clunky, old-school bang! While it’s usually spent talking about fresh starts and coming up with resolutions, why not go decide to travel back in time for a change? If you’re ready, hop in the Deadstock time machine as we check out vintage Russian snappers and revisit classic Russian camera craftsmanship from decades gone by. Hey, ho, let’s go! |
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A true point-and-shoot classic, the enhanced version of the Smena 8M model. The “Triplet” lens yields deep colors, and knockout saturation and contrast! • Film advance & shutter cocking will now be achieved with 1 single-stroke lever |
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Sharp images are easy-peasy with the Zenit-E! This sturdy Russian SLR takes pride in helping you achieve the perfect exposure with its selenium light meter. • Helios 44-2 (2/58) lens |
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This classic rangefinder camera gives you crystal-clear sharpness, contrast, and resolution. Precise exposure is also a sure bet with the Fed 5B. It’s a more affordable alternative to the Leica! • Industrar 61L/D F2.8/55mm lens |
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Among the Zorki clan, this one’s the scene-stealer. It’s compact and robust, and considered the most modern among its family. • Jupiter-8 Lens |
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This decades-old stunner is definitely a collector’s treasure. The Zorki 1 took inspiration from the expensive Leica rangefinder series and doesn’t disappoint! • Industar-22 lens |
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The Agfa APX is a very rare, sought after Deadstock film. Found by our special detectives as a Rollei retro-masquerading emulsion, you gotta grab these gems as they’re very limited in number! Yes, the last ever! Don’t miss your chance! |
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What could be classier than pairing a Russian Deadstock camera with an equally elegant Kodak Portra B&W film? Speedy, fine-grained, and convenient - this expired film (03/03) can be processed in C-41 chemicals. 5 rolls 15 EUR/USD Save up to 45%! |
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