Zorki 4, a 35 mm rangefinder camera, was the most successful Zorki and maybe the best Russian camera ever. It was produced between the years 1956–1973 and based, to some degree, on Leica technology.
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Photographic enlarger (printmaker)
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Film developing tank and film reel
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A 100g balance for weighing chemicals for developers and fixers.
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Photo Paper Cutter
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That's the way they did selfie in the 60s
Erna and a family friend (Philip Deli) shooting themselves in front of a mirror with an Argus C3 camera nicknamed by photographers "The Brick" due to its shape and weight. This was an inexpensive rangefinder camera very popular in the 60s, manufactured in the United States.
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Enlarging Easel
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Hanging, photos to dry, with clips
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The Zorki 4 camera with flash mounted and a yellow light filter for b&w photography.
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Simple Spotlight
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The Zorki 4 camera and Erna in action
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Darkroom chemical composition for fixer and developer in Erna Rubin's notebook Written in Romanian.
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