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Zorki Park


Today, I took the Zorki 4-K 35mm rangefinder for a walk in the local park - now known to me
as Zorki Park (or was that movie 'Gorky Park"?. ;-) Although this Russian rangefinder camera
is 'clunky' and the Industar standard f3.5/50mm lens is said to be 'average', I quite like the results.


Zorki 4K
Spanish Moss In Zorky Park
Spanish Moss In Zorky Park		 Misty Marsh Zorky 2
Misty Marsh Zorky 2		 Palm Trunk Detail
Palm Trunk Detail
Boardwalk 2
Boardwalk 2		 Dead Pine Detail
Dead Pine Detail		 Zorky Island Marsh
Zorky Island Marsh
Pine Palm Abstract
Pine Palm Abstract		 Unknown Territory
Unknown Territory		 Zorky Boardwalk
Zorky Boardwalk
Misty Marsh in Zorki Park 1
Misty Marsh in Zorki Park 1
Guest 16-Oct-2009 20:09
Lots of fun with Zorki, isn`t it? I know this, have Zorki 5.
Jean-Luc Elias09-Jan-2009 21:49
Very nice results ! Sharper than I would expect from the Industar 50/3.5.
I just ordered a 4K with an Industar -61 LD , also known as the Zebra.Some say that it's the sharpest Russian lens ever made...
12305-Jan-2009 02:14
Excellent. V
Guest 04-Jan-2009 23:43
Nice collection of B&W Photos. I have a Zarya with a I-26 50mm f/2.8 and 30mm f/3.5 (M42>L39)..The Russians made a few great RF camers.Z4/K was one..Nice tonal range.
an nguyen04-Jan-2009 23:35
Stunning images from that Zorky 4k..even I never heard of it..
Guest 04-Jan-2009 22:28
The resulting images look as strong as the camera they were taken with. The Zorky looks like its as strong as a Russian babushka shoveling snow off the streets of Stalin era Moscow.
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