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Krasnogorsk: Horizon Panoramic (Gorizont, Horizont, Revue)
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1967-1973. 35mm panoramic camera. 120° view. Also known as "Global-H" and "Horizon Revue".
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converted and inflation-adjusted prices:
| Condition | Price | |||
 | 2013-05-12 | $205 | ||
 | 2012-06-16 | $277 | ||
| 2012-01-28 | $343 | ||
 | 2011-11-27 | $240 | ||
| 2011-05-22 | $239 | ||
| 2010-11-28 | $158 | ||
| 2009-03-15 | $162 | ||
| 2009-01-24 | $225 | ||
| 2008-03-16 | $317 | ||
| 2008-03-16 | $119 | ||
| 2007-12-09 | $161 | ||
| 2007-05-12 | $343 | ||
| 2006-11-11 | $249 | ||
| 2006-05-13 | $167 | ||
 | 2003-02-28 | $376 | ||
 | 2002-01-01 | ~$235 | ||
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True, but I was reffering to what is written on the camera body, and there is a T!
I never took a picture of a moving subject with this camera. I'll try out something and I'll post the results on Flickr. Thank you for your response!
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Oh, you have it on the actual body?! Good to know, thanks, I'll change the name here too
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I own this camera, and I use it on a regular basis. The actual name is HORIZONT, not Horizon.
The most hard thing to do is load the film, though the routine is well explained on the camera back.
Anyway, the manual has been recently translated by the manifacturer. You can find it (eng version) here http://www.zenitcamera.com/mans/horizon/horizon-eng.html.
And if you want to check some of my pictures taken with my 1967 Zenit Horizont, please visit my set on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/albertodati/sets/72157626754159569/.
The most hard thing to do is load the film, though the routine is well explained on the camera back.
Anyway, the manual has been recently translated by the manifacturer. You can find it (eng version) here http://www.zenitcamera.com/mans/horizon/horizon-eng.html.
And if you want to check some of my pictures taken with my 1967 Zenit Horizont, please visit my set on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/albertodati/sets/72157626754159569/.
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Alberto, thanks for the information. I agree with you, it should be Horizont since this is what KMZ originally thought (thought wrong though).
Look at the URL you provided, it says horizon-eng, not horizont-eng
At the same time the URL content shows "Horizont" in the image at the top of the page. This is always confusing, and zenitcamera.com just added more confusion
The actual name is Горизонт, which translates to English as Horizon. Sound transliteration would be Goreezont.
Nevertheless, interesting camera to have. What happens when you make photo of a fast moving target, like a train?
Look at the URL you provided, it says horizon-eng, not horizont-eng
At the same time the URL content shows "Horizont" in the image at the top of the page. This is always confusing, and zenitcamera.com just added more confusion
The actual name is Горизонт, which translates to English as Horizon. Sound transliteration would be Goreezont.
Nevertheless, interesting camera to have. What happens when you make photo of a fast moving target, like a train?
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diser wrote:
The actual name is Горизонт, which translates to English as Horizon. Sound transliteration would be Goreezont.
True, but I was reffering to what is written on the camera body, and there is a T!
diser wrote:Nevertheless, interesting camera to have. What happens when you make photo of a fast moving target, like a train?
I never took a picture of a moving subject with this camera. I'll try out something and I'll post the results on Flickr. Thank you for your response!
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albertodati wrote:True, but I was reffering to what is written on the camera body, and there is a T!
Oh, you have it on the actual body?! Good to know, thanks, I'll change the name here too
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You can also see it in the picture displayed here, it's actually written "Horizont", though is russian! 
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Yes, it does have "T" in Russian, but it also has "Г", which is "G", not "H"
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