The original Salyut had a completely different method of connecting the aperture automation. It was a semiautomatic system where the lens had to be cocked for each exposure.
You can put the new series lens on the camera and it does not appear to have any problem with the stop down pin touching anything. This is based on one lens and the one camera that I have checked. There is no guarantee that this is true for your camera! The lens then becomes a manual lens it is not even a preset.
My advice Buy a Saluit S(I shoot a modified Saluit S with P6 lens mount)or Kiev 88. Most of the problems that the Saluit had were fixed! All the lenses will fit and work automatically. The camera is better finished too.
Just remember, if you shoot yourself in the foot, I tried to stop you and I reserve the right to laugh!
Et dire que je n'ai pas enchéri en croyant qu'il monterait plus haut !!!!J'ai acheté sur la Bay un 65mm pour mon Kiev 88 ,avec les capuchons
pour 25,80 euros transport compris.
"Ancienne monture pour Kiev 88" ,j'espère qu'il ira sur mon Kiev.......
Il passe sur ton kiev ! Ce mir n'existe qu'en monture B et C (P6), et il parle de la B en faisant référence à l'ancienne monture kiev 88.
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