The Lubitel-166 Universal is a classic USSR-made twin lens reflex (TLR) medium format camera, well known for its simplicity, reliability, and unique analog character. Designed to shoot 120 roll film in 6×6 format, it produces large square negatives with beautiful tonal depth—ideal for portraits, street photography, and creative film projects. This camera is fully manual, featuring a waist-level viewfinder and separate viewing and taking lenses, allowing precise composition and focus. Its lightweight plastic body was intentionally engineered to make medium format photography accessible while retaining the distinctive look associated with Soviet-era cameras. Produced by KMZ (Krasnogorsk Mechanical Works), the Lubitel-166 Universal is part of a legendary lineup of cameras manufactured in the USSR, now highly appreciated by collectors and film photography enthusiasts worldwide.