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KIEV 4

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The Kiev 4 is a 35mm rangefinder camera produced by Arsenal in Kiev, Ukraine, from 1956 to 1987. It is a development of the Kiev II and III, which were copies of the Contax II and III. The camera features a Contax mount for lenses and a vertical blade shutter with speeds from B to 1/1250. It is known for its long 9 cm rangefinder base, which allows for accurate focusing, and its combined viewfinder and rangefinder window. Some models, like the Kiev 4, include a selenium cell exposure meter, while the Kiev 4A is a non-metered variant.

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A woman in underwear applies lipstick in front of a mirror with lights.
A light blue and white van is parked next to a building with yellow and peach walls.
A train approaches a station at dusk, with tracks converging in the foreground.
A woman with a ponytail sits on a bed with her back to the viewer, looking over her shoulder.
A woman sits on a windowsill knitting with pink yarn.
A car's rear view mirror is visible against a dark blue sky with blurred lights in the distance.
A blue car is parked in an underground parking garage with warm lighting.
A large building with a red roof sits on a hill overlooking a body of water, reflecting in its surface.
A dirt road leads through a field towards a small wooden barn under a dramatic sky.
A woman in a coat and headband stands on a street at night, illuminated by red light.
The interior of a vintage green van is visible through its windshield, showing the steering wheel, dashboard, and a peace sign hanging from the rearview mirror.

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