Chaika (Russian: Чайка) was a series of Soviet 35mm half-frame cameras produced by BELOMO from 1965 to 1974. The name came from call sign of the first woman in space - Valentina Tereshkova.Over 2 million Chaika cameras were produced. All models of the Chaika cameras have metal cases. Chaika cameras share the following basic specifications:
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- Čaika (fotocamera) (it)
- Чайка (фотоаппаратура) (ru)
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| - La Čaika, in russo: Чайка? è una serie di apparecchi fotografici mezzoformato (18x24mm), prodotti in Unione sovietica dalla dal 1965 al 1974. Il nome proveniva da un nomignolo di Valentina Tereshkova, la prima donna andata nello spazio.Furono prodotte oltre due milioni di Chaika negli anni, e tutti i modelli erano realizzati in metallo. (it)
- «Чайка» («Чайка», «Чайка-2», «Чайка-2М», «Чайка-3») — серия советских шкальных полуформатных фотоаппаратов. Названы в честь Валентины Терешковой (её позывной во время космического полёта — «Чайка»). Выпускались в 1965—1974 годах Минским механическим заводом имени С. И. Вавилова (Белорусское оптико-механическое объединение). (ru)
- Chaika (Russian: Чайка) was a series of Soviet 35mm half-frame cameras produced by BELOMO from 1965 to 1974. The name came from call sign of the first woman in space - Valentina Tereshkova.Over 2 million Chaika cameras were produced. All models of the Chaika cameras have metal cases. Chaika cameras share the following basic specifications: (en)
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| - Chaika (Russian: Чайка) was a series of Soviet 35mm half-frame cameras produced by BELOMO from 1965 to 1974. The name came from call sign of the first woman in space - Valentina Tereshkova.Over 2 million Chaika cameras were produced. All models of the Chaika cameras have metal cases. Chaika cameras share the following basic specifications:
* Film used — 35-mm in standard cassette (135 type)
* Frame size — 18×24 mm
* Lens — Industar-69 (Tessar-type) ... mounted by LTM-like thread of 39 mm diameter.
* Focal length 28 mm
* Diaphragm scale from 2.8 to 16
* Focusing: 0.8 m to infinite
* Leaf shutter ... behind the lens
* Adjustable shutter speeds 1/30 - 1/250 sec and "B"
* Flash synchronisation Flange focal distance for the lens was shorter than the standard M39 mount used by early Leica and compatible cameras - 27.5mm compared to 28.8mm for Leica - and the lens will not focus to infinity on such bodies. The intention was to use the lens to enlarge the negatives, not interchangeability with other cameras or lenses. (en)
- La Čaika, in russo: Чайка? è una serie di apparecchi fotografici mezzoformato (18x24mm), prodotti in Unione sovietica dalla dal 1965 al 1974. Il nome proveniva da un nomignolo di Valentina Tereshkova, la prima donna andata nello spazio.Furono prodotte oltre due milioni di Chaika negli anni, e tutti i modelli erano realizzati in metallo. (it)
- «Чайка» («Чайка», «Чайка-2», «Чайка-2М», «Чайка-3») — серия советских шкальных полуформатных фотоаппаратов. Названы в честь Валентины Терешковой (её позывной во время космического полёта — «Чайка»). Выпускались в 1965—1974 годах Минским механическим заводом имени С. И. Вавилова (Белорусское оптико-механическое объединение). (ru)
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