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The image displays a vintage cine camera and accessories, arranged within a glass display case, likely in a museum or exhibition setting in Moscow, Russia. The photograph itself is rotated 90 degrees clockwise, so the text on the accompanying label appears vertically oriented. The central subject is a polished metal cine camera, possibly from the 1960s, featuring a distinctive turret with three lenses of varying sizes, typical for 8mm film cameras of that era. One reel of brown film, partially unspooled and draped in front of the camera, is also visible. The camera has "AUTO" text embossed on its top. To the right of the camera, a white descriptive label provides details in Russian. The main text reads: "Кинокамера «Cinemax- 8»" (Cine camera "Cinemax-8"), followed by "1960г., Япония;" (1960, Japan;). A clear reflection of this text, inverted and slightly distorted, is visible behind the physical label on the display surface. Further to the right, a dark, textured case, possibly leather or a similar material, with a metal clasp, can be seen. This case likely belongs to the camera. The entire scene is enclosed within what appears to be a clear glass display, with reflections of the surroundings and the camera itself visible on the glass surfaces. The background is a neutral, light color, typical of museum exhibits.
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2,855
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