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Yashica EZ-matic
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Who said that cameras designated for the low-end of the market could not be of high-quality and good looks? This camera is very sturdy and the chrome plate on top is just so smooth and beautiful that one could think this was a very expensive model at its time. What give the disguise away however is that the film compartement is laid out for Instamatic cassetes, clearly a sign of a camera for the people.
Controls are very basic, there is an automatic and aperture priority setting, a focus scale and that's about it. The self timer is a not often seen feature in Instamatic cameras and according to some sources, this must have been the only camera made for instamatic film with a self timer. My camera is still like new, no scratches and all functions work as smoothly as when the camera left the factory. Of course instamatic film is hard to come by so I haven't actually tried using the camera but it feels and looks nice enough to keep it :o) Yashica had reused the body of the Half 17EE Rapid for this camera. It is actually really the same frame with just some minor changes. Pretty nifty looking cameras those. |
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