Show us your SLR ..... WHAT?

Paulbe said:
Pan--as you know--they are excellent cameras! Lightweight and durable--good metering, too.
Paul
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To be honest, I prefer their older sibling, the F90x. Much heavier and louder but with screwdriver driven lenses it focuses so much faster.
I have gotten them cheap thought and I like how quiet they are (more quiet than my Leica IIc I have actually).
 
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p81 said:
SRTs are flying to me at the moment.

One 101, two 303... one black 101 has been bought right now.
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Nice. Never owned any Minolta but looks nice on good product photo. Lens in middle reminds me about similar vintage Pentax lenses.

Oh, and happy 2020 everyone :)
 
I had not heard of this Yashima camera, but found the following...
(if you look for value, check eBay sold listings or post an ad in RFF Classifieds)

https://camerapedia.fandom.com/wiki/Yashima_K%C5%8Dgaku

Yashima Kogaku was a short-lived optical company set up as a division of a Yashima company that was an OEM for audio components. It was run by Ushiyama Jisaburo, a brother of Ushiyama Yoshimasa, the founder of the much earlier Yashima renamed itself after its Yashica products in 1958.

Yashima produced one 35mm SLR, the Yashima EMC750 released in August 1976 (also sold as the Osanon Digital 750 and Rony EMC750). This was an aperture-priority AE body with an M42 lens mount.

Yashima went bankrupt in the early 1980s.
 
A just-post-WW2 German SLR, the KW Praktiflex, probably made c.1946. It does not looks in good shape, but the shutter works and sounds quite good. The lens is a Ludwig Anastigmat Victar f2.9 / 50mm.


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