A rarity. A Soviet Leningrad-8 photometer and flashlight.
15 000 ₸
A rarity. A Soviet Leningrad-8 photometer and flashlight.
№273580
Created: 07/02/2026
Created: 07/02/2026
Address:
Karaganda, Karaganda region, Kazakhstan
A rarity. Negotiable.
This set. A photoelectric exposure meter and flashlight from the Soviet era is of interest to practicing photographers, but even more so to collectors of Soviet rarities.
The Leningrad series of exposure meters were produced at the Leningrad Vibrator plant.
The first versions of these exposure meters were developed back in 1954. Since then, the line has been continuously improved, with new models added.
The Leningard-8 is the top model in the line.
The Leningard-8 was produced in the early to mid-1980s.
The Leningrad-8 photoelectric exposure meter is designed to determine exposure parameters (shutter speed, aperture) for photography and filming, both black-and-white and color.
The device is a parallelepiped measuring approximately 8 x 5.3 x 2.7 cm.
The exposure meter weighs 77 grams. The front end of the device contains a light-receiving window. Measurements are performed by a selenium photocell.
The left and right side edges contain sliders for switching between illumination ranges.
The illumination scale and calculator dials are located on the top edge. The calculator occupies the center, and the scale occupies the rear of the top edge.
The calculator in the center of the exposure meter has two rings: an inner and an outer ring. Both rotate.
The inner ring is rotated by two small handles protruding above the surface on the left and right sides.
The device's appearance is quite modern even today.
This set. A photoelectric exposure meter and flashlight from the Soviet era is of interest to practicing photographers, but even more so to collectors of Soviet rarities.
The Leningrad series of exposure meters were produced at the Leningrad Vibrator plant.
The first versions of these exposure meters were developed back in 1954. Since then, the line has been continuously improved, with new models added.
The Leningard-8 is the top model in the line.
The Leningard-8 was produced in the early to mid-1980s.
The Leningrad-8 photoelectric exposure meter is designed to determine exposure parameters (shutter speed, aperture) for photography and filming, both black-and-white and color.
The device is a parallelepiped measuring approximately 8 x 5.3 x 2.7 cm.
The exposure meter weighs 77 grams. The front end of the device contains a light-receiving window. Measurements are performed by a selenium photocell.
The left and right side edges contain sliders for switching between illumination ranges.
The illumination scale and calculator dials are located on the top edge. The calculator occupies the center, and the scale occupies the rear of the top edge.
The calculator in the center of the exposure meter has two rings: an inner and an outer ring. Both rotate.
The inner ring is rotated by two small handles protruding above the surface on the left and right sides.
The device's appearance is quite modern even today.
№273580
Created: 07/02/2026
Created: 07/02/2026
15 000 ₸
Negotiable
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