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ZEISS IKON ZM

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The Zeiss Ikon ZM is a high-quality 35mm rangefinder camera that was introduced by Zeiss Ikon in 2004. It is designed for photographers who appreciate the precision and craftsmanship of traditional film cameras. The ZM features a durable metal body with a classic design, reminiscent of the iconic Leica M cameras. It is compatible with Leica M-mount lenses, allowing photographers to take advantage of the excellent optics available in the Leica lens lineup. The camera has a bright and clear viewfinder with a built-in rangefinder for accurate focusing. It offers manual exposure control, allowing photographers to have full creative control over their images. The ZM also has a built-in light meter for convenient exposure metering. Overall, the Zeiss Ikon ZM is a reliable and versatile camera that combines the best of traditional craftsmanship with modern functionality.

I have published my first photo book! About 95% of the shots in it have been taken on 35mm and 120 film.
Leila [Zeiss Ikon ZM | Canon 50mm f/1.4 | HP5+ at 800]
coliseum triptych | Zeiss Ikon ZM | 15mm super-wide heliar | Delta 400, developed in DD-X
Mr. Sullivan [Zeiss Ikon ZM | Nikkor P.C 8.5cm f/2 | Cinestill BwXX]
Gate in the snow - Ikon ZM - Voigtländer 35mm 1.2 III - E100 pushed +2
Golden Gate from Battery Godfrey [Zeiss Ikon ZM, Nikkor 8.5cm f/2, Superia 400]
Summer Mist [Zeiss Ikon ZM / Color-Skopar 35mm f2.5 / Superia 400 converted to B&W]
Sushi the Tortie [Zeiss Ikon ZM | Voigtlaender 35mm f/1.4 | HP5+]
From the Pier [Zeiss Ikon ZM + 35mm 2.8 Biogon + TMAX 100]
colossal | Zeiss Ikon ZM | 15mm super-wide heliar | Delta 400, developed in DD-X

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