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<p>Although this camera is OK with 50mm lenses there can be a problem attaching a 35mm Jupiter 12 when a lever behind the rangefinder cam prevents it from screwing in.On mine I have fixed it by just bending this lever back but have not fully checked that it now works OK.The rangefinder still gives the same reading on 50mm and 35mm lenses.</p>

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<p><img src="http://ig.neverfind.org/photo/xeto2005c/xeto2005c1220.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="660" /><br>

another one 5B + Industar-61LD</p>

<p><a href="/photodb/user?user_id=740891">Alan Johnson</a>, it is no wonder the lens got a little mismatch with the body as they are separated by decades and even new ones dedicated to each other had got some problems</p>

 

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<p>Ian,<br /> I don't think the problem is due to a mismatch in manufacturing dates.The Jupiter-12 works fine on my Zorki 1,which would be from 1948-56, and on a Zorki-4 I had.It seems to be just some of the FED-2 1955-68 which have the lever that catches the Jupiter-12 and stops it from screwing in.</p>
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<p>Mine was purchased for me about 10 years ago on the street in St. Petersburg, by a friend that had a photo of one (to know what to look for) and a $20 bill. </p>

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