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Yashica T Af. Yashica T AF Camera Go Camera Head to our Online Shop to explore our full range of creative Lomography cameras Shortly after acquiring Yashica in the fall of 1983, Kyocera took advantage of its existing licensing agreement with renowned German lens manufacturer Carl Zeiss AG and began production of the T* series, a successful line of compact cameras that use high quality Carl Zeiss Tessar 35mm lenses with.

Head to our Online Shop to explore our full range of creative Lomography cameras Posted on 2019-06-09 by Peggy Posted in Junk Camera Finds Tagged 35mm, af, camera, lens, point, repair, shoot, t, taf, tessar, yashica

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Although sporting excellent optics, the camera doesn't offer anything more or less than other point and shoot models produced by other Japanese A-list companies. Head to our Online Shop to explore our full range of creative Lomography cameras Shortly after acquiring Yashica in the fall of 1983, Kyocera took advantage of its existing licensing agreement with renowned German lens manufacturer Carl Zeiss AG and began production of the T* series, a successful line of compact cameras that use high quality Carl Zeiss Tessar 35mm lenses with.

Yashica T AF (1985) mike eckman dot com. Take auto-focus, built in flash and a Carl Zeiss Tessar lens: encase it in a 1980's plastic brick and you have the Yashica TAF I bought a thrift Yashica T AF recently and managed to fix the front cover so that it doesn't get stuck when firing

Yashica T AF Carl Zeiss 35mm 3.5. I know I usually buy cameras that are in junk bins and are a gamble, but usually they don't cost much or I can test them a little in the shop to check them. The orange "flash on" is on as well and I tested it with brand new batteries.