Harlee
Well-known
Anybody out there know anything about this Yashica P&S? I picked it up at Good Will for a few bucks but I can't find anything about it on the internet. When I Google it, all I come up with is digital cameras. I've shot a test roll with it and while I wasn't excited about the results, I sort of like the camera. I'm also not sure what the shutter speeds are, F Stops, or focal lengths. If you're familiar with it, please share what you've found out.
btgc
Veteran
Seems to be one of those dual focus cameras of era. I also weren't able to find any details on it. Looks like made to visually resemble T-model.
What is on top, is it finder window or LCD showing frames or other details?
What is on top, is it finder window or LCD showing frames or other details?
Harlee
Well-known
Yes, I also noticed that it does resemble the T-3 in some respects. It is a dual lens activated by the red button on the top. There is a small LDC on the top showing frame count, along with a flash control button button and a self timer button. A red light comes on in the viewfinder indicating flash is needed - I like that feature. It also has a data back. I may test it again under more controlled conditions to see what it is capable of. The camera body is rather thick due to its dual lens, but it handles just great, at least in my hands.
btgc
Veteran
I don't own any dual focus P&S or lens though I think it's good concept. I use 25-50 lens mostly at 25mm and sometimes at 50mm, so I get idea.
Joao
Negativistic forever
Yashica T AF
Yashica T AF
Not the same model, but I have the T AF model (with Carl Zeiss Tessar 3,5/35, so they say). Very nice performer, only it is not the kind of camera I like...
Mine seems to have a slightly more old-fashioned look, more straight lines.
Two pictures using Polypan F
Regards
Joao
Yashica T AF
Not the same model, but I have the T AF model (with Carl Zeiss Tessar 3,5/35, so they say). Very nice performer, only it is not the kind of camera I like...
Mine seems to have a slightly more old-fashioned look, more straight lines.
Two pictures using Polypan F
Regards
Joao
