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Export version Sokol Automat Тhe camera is in good condition. All mechanical parts working good. Shutter working in all speeds. Not tested with film. Comes with original leather case. Rangefinder film camera. Lightmeter: CdS cells shutter priority automatic exposure controlled Film speed range: 16-250 ASA/GOST, setting: ring and window on front of the lens Exposure setting: Auto: set the aperture ring to A, in this mode shutter not works on inappropriate light conditions Manual: there are 5 luminescent arrows in the finder, (you have to try combinations until the middle arrow shows ?) Lens: Industar-70 (ИНДУСТАР) 50mm f/2.8 filter thread 55mm Aperture: up to f/16 Setting: Auto: set the aperture ring to A Manual: press the small silver lever on the lens-shutter barrel, then turn the aperture ring with scale Shutter: leaf shutter with speeds 1/30-1/500 + B. Viewfinder: coupled bright frame viewfinder / rangefinder, w/ parallax correction lines Battery: one PX 625 1.5V Battery chamber: on the top plate and opens by unscrewing the film reminder The camera appears to operate without the battery but it does not operate correctly. Two flash PC sockets on front of the camera Cold-shoe The first camera in the series was the Sokol ("Falcon") Automat, that appeared in 1966. LOMO was obviously inspired by the novel Japanese rangefinder cameras that had a lot of functions for a competitive price. So they designed the Sokol, as a Soviet-Russian attempt to copy what made Japan one of the rising stars in the industry.