The Industar 26 / 61 Gallery

[jamin-b]

+ one on a K-70:

K_706532 by Ben Sandler, on Flickr

 

[Brambling]

Zorki 3m, I61ld, aviphot80, D25

 

[davidnewtonguitars]

I have a very clean I-61 that I got in a trade, as a body cap actually, I have never shot it. I figured because you could get them for $12 shipped from Eastern Europe they were poop, and here you are making decent pictures with one!

 

[Brambling]

I hope you recognize the lens on the Leica camera.)
To do a good job in anything, if the lens doesn't like it, it will make bad shots...
I hope the translation is a little clear.)
The pilot strokes the plane before the flight, like a jockey horse before the race (This often helps)))

 

[davidnewtonguitars]

I shall screw it on the Zorki 3M and see what's what!

I hope you recognize the lens on the Leica camera.)
To do a good job in anything, if the lens doesn't like it, it will make bad shots...
I hope the translation is a little clear.)
The pilot strokes the plane before the flight, like a jockey horse before the race (This often helps)))

 

[Brambling]

agent 007⅓

Zorki 3m, I61ld, Ultrafine Xtreme 100

 

[AndersG]

Industar 61 Zebra, Zorki 1, Tri-X 400TX @ 1600, 1/50, f2.8, developed in Calbe R09 1+50 for 28 minutes, November 2013.

 

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Zorki 3m, I61ld, Ultrafine Xtreme 100

 

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Оbserver)))
Zorki 3m, I61ld, Ultrafine Xtreme 100, D76 (1+3), 15*C, 15 min

 

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Рromenade
Zorki 3m, I61ld, Ultrafine Xtreme 100, D76 (1+3), 15*C, 15 min

 

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Рromenade de nuit
Zorki 3m, I61ld, Ultrafine Xtreme 100, D76 (1+3), 15*C, 15 min

 

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Zorki 3m, I61ld, Ultrafine Xtreme 100, D76 (1+3)

 

[Mickey85]

Alright, so about a year ago, I got an Industar 61 with a Zorki 4. Turns out the take-up spool was the incorrect one, but I shot a couple rolls with the bad one (it slipped, but kinda worked). Now that I have the new spool, I'm excited to try out a completely working camera.

That said, what's up with these lenses (I mean, Russian RF lenses in general)? Something I've noticed with nearly all the color shots I see from them is that they render color very...flat? All the shots I see look like they're 50 years old. Here's a couple shots with the Zorki/N61, shot on Fuji Superia 400 at box speed, shot with a light meter:

By comparison, here's the same film, shot with the same meter, through a Yashica Electro 35:

Also, the white spots: dirt, or a hole-y curtain?

 

[Swift1]

Alright, so about a year ago, I got an Industar 61 with a Zorki 4. Turns out the take-up spool was the incorrect one, but I shot a couple rolls with the bad one (it slipped, but kinda worked). Now that I have the new spool, I'm excited to try out a completely working camera.

That said, what's up with these lenses (I mean, Russian RF lenses in general)? Something I've noticed with nearly all the color shots I see from them is that they render color very...flat? All the shots I see look like they're 50 years old. Here's a couple shots with the Zorki/N61, shot on Fuji Superia 400 at box speed, shot with a light meter:

In my experience, the FSU rangefinder lenses that I have used give excellent colors. Looking at your examples, I suspect that your color issues stem from a shutter problem and the resulting poor exposures.


This is from my Industar-61 L/D and expired Fuji Superia 400

Untitled by Colton Allen, on Flickr
Canon 7 Rangefinder
Industar-61 L/D 53/2.8
Expired Fuji Superia 400
Nikon Coolscan V ED​

 

[Swift1]

Here's one from my photozine Twenty One of 35.

Untitled by Colton Allen, on Flickr
Canon 7 Rangefinder
Industar-61 L/D 53/2.8
Ilford FP4 Plus
Epson V750-M Pro​

 

[Austintatious]

I made this image with an Industar 61LD converted to Kiev/Contax mount for the Sony E mount.
The Dude by Carlos Yashinon, on Flickr
Here is one more from the adapted lens and NEX6
Zen Stones by Carlos Yashinon, on Flickr

This is what the Kiev/Contax to NEX adapter looks like. Cleaner than some I have seen.
Industar 61LD converted to Kiev mount & adapter by Carlos Yashinon, on Flickr
Looks OK on a NEX
Sony NEX6 and Industar 61LD adapted for E mount by Carlos Yashinon, on Flickr

Now I can also use my Jupiter 8m as well as my Helios 103 with the NEX6.

 

[farlymac]

Alright, so about a year ago, I got an Industar 61 with a Zorki 4. Turns out the take-up spool was the incorrect one, but I shot a couple rolls with the bad one (it slipped, but kinda worked). Now that I have the new spool, I'm excited to try out a completely working camera.

That said, what's up with these lenses (I mean, Russian RF lenses in general)? Something I've noticed with nearly all the color shots I see from them is that they render color very...flat? All the shots I see look like they're 50 years old. Here's a couple shots with the Zorki/N61, shot on Fuji Superia 400 at box speed, shot with a light meter:

By comparison, here's the same film, shot with the same meter, through a Yashica Electro 35:

Also, the white spots: dirt, or a hole-y curtain?

Well, the quality of light after the sun has set is not all that good for color. And the spots are just dirt, probably introduced during the scanning process.


PF

 

[Brambling]

Zorki 3m, I61ld

Type 42L (2018) (perhaps there's a Jupiter 12, although according to our records, industar 61лд)

Type 17 (1987) (here is exactly 100% industar 61ld)

Type 42L (2018)

 

[NorpA]

Sorry for this necro-quote, but I've just got stuck at this picture.
Am I the only one considering the jump a bit too short?
:/

jumpers #902 by lynnb's snaps, on Flickr
Fed-3 I-61 BW400CN

 

[ratm22]

Few of my pictures with obvious (big white spot in the middle of frame) but what it seams to be random problem. It's not flare related I guess since some pictures were taken from shade and still received white spot.

And last one is my favourite