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Produced: 1964-1968
Name: „Зоркий-11“
Producer: KMZ
Frame size: 24x36.
Lens: Industar-63 2.8/45.
Shutter: 1/30s - 1/500s + B. Quantity: 60.745 (all types). | 
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| | PM2310 - Zorki-11 #6612387. |
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PM2305. An inexpensive version of the Zorki-10 without the rangefinder, but with symbol focusing.
Zorki-11 prototype camera, announced in soviet camera catalogue "Lubitelskaja fotokino apparatura" (1969). "Zorki-11" markings in Cyrillic characters on the top plate. An original design of the shutter release knob. No synchro contact on the frontplate. Different design of the faceplate of the lens. Strap lugs on body. Never happened to see this version alive. | |
| | PM2305 - Zorki-11 prototype camera. |
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PM2310. A regular version of the particular camera. "Zorki-11" markings in Cyrillic characters on the top plate. Changed design of the shutter release knob. Synchro contact is added on the frontplate (see picture opposite). The whole faceplate of the lens is covered by exposure meter. No more strap lugs on body. Serial number, as well as KMZ logotype engraved on the side-plate. Still easy to find nowadays.
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| | PM2310 - Zorki-11 #6612387. |
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PM2315. Very uncommon to find early version of Zorki-11 camera. Identical to PM2310, but with 2 additional screws added on both side-plates (see picture below). The reason of this improvement is still unclear ... Wide decorative rim around the synchro contact.
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| | PM2315 - Zorki-11 #6531001. |
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PM2317. Very uncommon to find version again. Camera identical to PM2315, but without the serial number on body. Still 2 additional screws on both side-plates (see picture opposite).
Picture of the camera opposite was kindly sponsored by authors of famous SSK book "1200 cameras from the USSR", 2009. | |
| | PM2317 - Zorki-11 camera. |
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PM2320. An unique version of the particular camera. Under export name "ZENIT JUNIOR", engraved on the frontplate. 2 screws on the side-plate, as on PM2315 camera. Comes without synchro contact on the frontplate. Never happened to see one alive.
Picture of the camera opposite was kindly sponsored by authors of famous SSK book "1200 cameras from the USSR", 2009. | |
| | PM2320 - Zorki-11 camera. |
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PM2325. Quite common to find version of the particular camera. Identical to PM2310, but with export markings on the top plate already. A regular 1 screw on the side-plate again. "Made in USSR" engraved on the side plate, together with serial number and KMZ logotype. No otherwise different.
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| | PM2325 - Zorki-11 #6622513. |
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PM2330. Identical to PM2325, but under export name „ZENIT JUNIOR“ again. Nameplate markings engraved on the top plate now. Wide decorative rim around the synchro contact. Though not as rare as PM2320, this version is still quite uncommon to find nowadays. Camera opposite from Ilya Stolyar (USA) coll. 
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| | PM2330 - Zorki-11 #6527650. |
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PM2335. Very uncommon to find late version of the particular camera. Released in 1968 with few improvements: new design of the shutter advance lever as on late Zorki-10 cameras; new standard tripod thread is 1/4'' already. There are some more changes inside the body. "Made in USSR" engravings on the side-plate. Export nameplate markings. An only so far known camera has s/n #6800939 (V.Kotshnew coll., see camera opposite). | 
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| | PM2335 - Zorki-11 camera. |
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PM2340. Zorki-11 camera under export name "REVUE-11". Never happened to see one alive. | NO SAMPLE YET |
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