KMZ flash synchronizer (синхронизатор КМЗ)
MADE IN USSR!
Fire a flash from a camera that has no flash contact of its own.
A small mechanical flash synchronizer made by KMZ, the Krasnogorsk Mechanical Works — the factory behind the Zorki and Zenit cameras. Its prism logo is engraved in red on the body and moulded into the lid of the canister.
It screws into a camera’s threaded cable-release socket. Press the knurled end and the pin trips the shutter, while the synchronizer closes the flash contact as the shutter opens. A red screw in the side window sets it for an electronic flash (lightning-bolt mark) or for a flash bulb (bulb mark).
Name: flash synchronizer (синхронизатор)
Producer: KMZ (Krasnogorsk Mechanical Works)
Settings: electronic flash / flash bulb
Fitting: threaded cable-release socket
Body: satin aluminium, red-filled markings, knurled ends
Comes with its original black KMZ-marked screw-top canister, the small flat steel tool it was stored with, and the old wrapping paper.
Two units available — the price is for one unit.
Condition: very good. The red markings are crisp and the knurling is sharp. There are light handling marks on the aluminium and a touch of surface rust on the tip of the release pin. The canister shows light storage wear. See photos for cosmetics.
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