KIEV 88

The Kiev 88 is a medium format film camera that was manufactured in the Soviet Union. It is a clone of the Hasselblad 1600F and offers a similar modular design. The camera features a 6x6cm square format and uses interchangeable lenses and film backs. It has a focal plane shutter with speeds ranging from 1/2s to 1/1000s, as well as a bulb mode for long exposures. The Kiev 88 has a waist-level viewfinder for composing images and a built-in light meter for accurate exposure. It is a sturdy and reliable camera, known for its affordability and compatibility with Hasselblad accessories. However, it can be quite heavy and bulky to carry around. Overall, the Kiev 88 is a popular choice among medium format film photographers.