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Yashica 44 LM
by M. Feuerbacher 2011
Twin-lens reflex (TLR) for quadratic 4x4 images on 127 film, built around 1960. Its design strongly reminds of the Minolta Miniflex. It has a nice Tessar lens and a built-in Selenium light meter. Inserting film and initializing the counter is a bit quirky: It works as follows:
The counter now should advance normally when you change to the next frame. You can turn the advance button by one frame, then it stops automatically. You can realease it for the next frame by pushing the button in the advance knob. The shutter has to be cocked manually (using the lever under the right thumb). |
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