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Kiev-88 Arsenal Arax Arsat

Salut-C 6x6 SLR CLA Medium Format Camera Salut-S Salyut (Kiev-88 Hasselblad)

Salut-C 6x6 SLR CLA Medium Format Camera Salut-S Salyut (Kiev-88 Hasselblad)

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Brand: Arsenal ARSAT Kiev
Series: Arsenal Salut-C
Type: Medium Format Camera
Format: 6x6 cm
Focus Type: Manual
Model: Salut-C
Features: Multiple Exposure
Film Type: Medium Format Roll


Russian (USSR) Salut-C medium format camera 
lens Vega-12 2.8/90mm
(same Kiev-88 or Hasselblad)

Fully working condition. CLA'd (cleaned, lubricated, adjusted).
The camera has been tested for functionality by a specialist. All mechanical parts work perfectly.
This is a used item and may show signs of wear. Please only bid if you agree.


Manufacturer: Arsenalwerk ARSAT (Kiev, USSR)
Manufactured: 1972-1980
Number: ± 30,000 pieces

Delivery:
Medium format camera Salut-S
Lens Vega-12V 2.8/90 mm
Waist-level finder
Two camera magazines/ film backs.
Manual as PDF

Unlike the later KIEV models with brass gears, the SALJUT cameras had one made of steel.
This is much more stable and durable.


Salut-S (or Salyut-S, Salut-C = Salut-C) is a medium format SLR film system camera, manufactured by Arsenal Factory, in Kiev, Ukraine, formerly USSR and produced between 1972-1980, quantity 30.000 .
First models of Salyut were probably the near copies of Hasselblad 1000F or 1600F. Salut-S is the very modified model of the first Salut, and has a modified version. This allows full automation of the lenses and the use of extension tubes and a teleconverter. The Salut / Kiev 88 models are sometimes affectionately known as the "Hasselbladski" due to their resemblance to a Hasselblad.

The Salyut was the first attempt to produce a sophisticated medium format camera. It was probably a near copy of the Hasselblad 1600. The Soviets claimed that both the Hasselblad and the Saliut were derived from a Nazi prototype, but none of these were originally believed to be dubious. These cameras were very expensive at 400 rubles, which represents 6 months salary to the average Soviet citizen. This means that production very limited and These cameras are rare.



Lens: "Vega-12B" 2.80 / 90 mm
Type / Format: switch, universal,
Features: aperture portrait lens with the effect of spin motley background bokeh
Fixing: bayonet V
Manufacturer: "Arsenal" ARSAT

Appearance / preservation:  Excellent appearance. Micro scratches on the lenses, no fungus on the lens, little dust in the optical block, the diaphragm works, the smooth running of the helix. 

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Usual shipping time (with tracking) to EU 7-17 days, USA and Canada   9-35 days, other world   12-45 days. In very rare cases it may be due to customs issues or holiday delays.

This is a used item and may have traces of usage.  Purchasing old/vintage/used equipment please make sure it is compatible with your new cameras, lenses etc. you are going to use it with. 

Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. 

Return Policy 

If you are not satisfied for any reason with any item you have purchased, you can return it within 14 days after receiving it. 

Please, make sure the item is packed and shipped it in the same condition you have received it. 

Full refund will be issued after I receive the item back. Buyers have to pay for the return shipping, except for receiving wrong or defective items. In those cases I will cover your shipping expenses (applied only for economy international shipping services).

 

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