Goed Fed 4 35mm Rangefinder Camera 1969-1976 Black and Silver Lovely Condition

Features: The FED 4 rangefinder camera was produced by the FED factory in Kharkov, Ukraine from 1964 to 1980. It has interchangeable lenses, fitted with a Leica-type M39 screw thread. The normal standard lens supplied was a 53mm f2.8 Industar 61. It has a focal-plane shutter, with speeds from 1s - 1/500s +B, with flash sync at 1/30s and a self-timer. The frame size is 24x36mm on 35mm film. Unlike its predecessors (the FED 2 and FED 3), the camera has an uncoupled selenium meter, with the sensor on the front of the top housing, in front of the speed dial. The meter has its readout scale on the left of the top-plate, with a match-needle linked to a calculator dial. This placement of the meter calculator leaves no room for a rewind knob on the top; the rewind is a thumb-wheel mounted half-way up the top-housing, on the end of the camera. The top housing increases the size (especially the height) of the camera very significantly relative to the earlier FEDs.

Details: This is a Goed Fed 4 35mm Rangefinder Film Camera 1969-1976 Black and Silver Lovely Condition and has minimal age-related usage marks. No major scratches, bashes, or dings. It has been UVC sanitised. Please study the high-resolution photos closely to evaluate the condition as pictures speak louder than words. Feel free to request any specific additional photos or questions about the piece so as to be sure about what you may be looking to buy. This is ideal for an avid collector / fan of vintage camera equipment

Package Includes: FED 4 35mm Camera