Pherdinand
the snow must go on
the CC "compact camera" was one of the cheaper yashicas if i am not mistaken.
You can see on the build as well, it is a bit less well-built than the GX, as an example.
I liked using mine, though (before it got stolen...
)
it has a good lens, yashica definitely did not save on that!
You can see on the build as well, it is a bit less well-built than the GX, as an example.
I liked using mine, though (before it got stolen...
)it has a good lens, yashica definitely did not save on that!
Dave S.
Well-known
Here's my two cents:
I feel like my two Yashica Electro 35 CC cameras have a very nice build quality. Seems Joe Wolff at yashica-guy.com thinks so too:
"The Electro 35 CC appeared in 1970 and was introduced in the US at the Photo Expo 71. Just a personal observation, I think that if Tiffany designed a camera, this would be it. The Yashica CC looks, feels and handles like a serious camera."
My recollection is that my Yashica Electro 35 GX was very similar in build quality. I sold that one a while ago...
I feel like my two Yashica Electro 35 CC cameras have a very nice build quality. Seems Joe Wolff at yashica-guy.com thinks so too:
"The Electro 35 CC appeared in 1970 and was introduced in the US at the Photo Expo 71. Just a personal observation, I think that if Tiffany designed a camera, this would be it. The Yashica CC looks, feels and handles like a serious camera."
My recollection is that my Yashica Electro 35 GX was very similar in build quality. I sold that one a while ago...
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Frontman
Well-known
the CC "compact camera" was one of the cheaper yashicas if i am not mistaken.
You can see on the build as well, it is a bit less well-built than the GX, as an example.
I liked using mine, though (before it got stolen...
it has a good lens, yashica definitely did not save on that!
I have serviced many of both types of cameras, and the build quality is identical. The CC and CCN are a little simplified compared to the GX due to having to fit the components into a smaller package. Between the two, I think the GX takes better pictures, but the CC is more reliable and less likely to malfunction.
Koni Kowa
Well-known
I just received mine today and I'm testing it with some good ol' Kodak Tri-X.
These two are my favorites.
helen.HH
To Light & Love ...
Great Cam... GREAT Shots !!
btgc
Veteran
Hm, don't think combined shutter/aperture blades impose 1/250 limit. FC also have such implementation though top speed is 1/1000.
chambrenoire
Well-known
It's a great little camera.. Tri-X 400
Avispartner
Member
It's a great little camera.. Tri-X 400
Great shot, too!
Have just received my new CCN that only needs some cleaning and new light seals (Jon Goodman's seal kit is on its way).
Looking forward to testing it.
Juan Valdenebro
Truth is beauty
Yes, a wonderful portrait!
Cheers,
Juan
Cheers,
Juan
eggsovereasy
Newbie
I just got an Electro CC. Haven't been out shooting with it yet, but I really like the feel of it more than the GSN I had, it feels very solidly built. My only concern is the 1/250 max shutter, I like HP5 so that's problematic on a sunny day. I suppose it's nothing an ND can't fix though.
Noll
Well-known
Can't go wrong with this camera at 1.8, unless you blow the focus...
HP5
Reala 100
HP5
Reala 100