Yashica MG1 Rangefinder Camera with Yashinon 45mm f2.8 Lens, Yashica
In this video, I talk about my experience shooting with the Yashica mf-1, which is a reusable plastic 35mm film camera. Chapters00:00 Intro01:29 Yashica MF.
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Built from 1975 to 1980, the Yashica MG-1 ended the Electro 35 era, which began in 1966. The MG-1's 45mm f/2.8 Yashinon lens, of four elements in three groups, is a little slower than the f/1.7 lens on all of the other Electro 35s. Also, while other Electro 35s automatically correct for parallax, the MG-1 doesn't.
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Feb 4, 2007. #9. just go for the electro gsn. you gain 1 1/3 stop over the the MG-1 with the faster lens. moreover, gsn looks much cooler than the MG-1. however, if you're thinking of attaching screw-on filters, MG-1 would be great as the light meter is within the lens barrel unlike the gsn which has it above, near the rangefinder mechanism.
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3. ( 1) This is a post about my Yashica MG-1 35 mm rangefinder which I bought from eBay UK for £21. The MG-1 was the last in a series of rangefinder cameras which Yashica made between 1966 and 1975. It was available in either black or chrome, my version being the chrome one. For it's time it was a quite highly specified camera with an.
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The Yashica MG-1 is a fixed lens 35mm rangefinder released in 1975. It features a fixed Yashinon 45/2.8 which focuses from about 1m to infinity and takes 55mm filters. The aperture priority exposure system is measured by a CdS meter above the lens. CdS metering requires batteries. Two LEDs on the top of the body indicate slow speed and over-exposure. The MG-1 was sold as a cheaper alternative.
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The GX and MG-1 were the last prosumer rangefinders that Yashica made before descending into cheapo point-and-shoot hell. I have the feeling the MG-1 was designed as a less expensive, smaller-aperture option to the GX. The MG-1 has a 45mm f/2.8 Yashinon lens instead of the 40mm f/1.7 found in the GX.
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January 16, 2021 January 17, 2022 ir1001 Comments: 0 Yashica MG-1 Yashica MG-1 current value Yashica MG-1 user manual The Yashica Electro 35 camera line and its variants had gone strong for over ten years, till the novelty wore out and automatic cameras became a common feature.
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I have both the MG-1 version and the Electro 35 GSN. More on that camera later. The Yashica MG-1 is a big 35mm film rangefinder. I consider it a poor person's Leica. Super cool camera. I picked the MG-1 up last year at the Irvington Flea Market in Indianapolis. I bought it for $20.
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image by Steve Harwood ( Image rights) MG-1 in chrome image by Romuald Swieconek ( Image rights) The Yashica MG-1 was introduced the MG-1 in 1975 as a successor of its Electro 35 series. It is a the fixed-lens rangefinder cameras with aperture-priority exposure. Compared to its main competitors it has a rather large and heavy body.
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All Cameras >> Yashica >> Yashica MG-1 Yashica MG-1 Film Camera Sample Photos: Marketed: 1975: Random Yashica MG-1 Samples from 0 available Photos. 30-Jul-2007 07:30: good: All photos are copyrighted and may not be used without permission from the photographer. These photos are are a guide to what these cameras are capable of, but may not.
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This is ISO 125 fine grain B&W film. I hastily ordered 3 rolls from an eBay seller to try out. Colour film didn't interest me but I was given some old Kodak film that had been in a cupboard for the last 10 years to try with too. Yashica MG-1 Photos - My first test roll! Ilford FP4+ (2010)
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･ﾟ: * ･ﾟ:* *:･ﾟ *:･ﾟ this whole video was a more than a month in the making! ;o my first reusable compact film camera! 🎞 I don't really go out so these a.
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Film type: 135 (35 mm) Lens: Yashinon f2.8 45mm (55 mm filters can be attached) Size: 90-60-90… oh, no! 140.6 × 72 × 82. you don´t ask a lady her weight, but I know you´re pretty tactless, so I'm telling you: 620 grams Shutter speed: from 2 seconds to 1/500, in flash mode it is 1/30
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The Yashica MG-1 was made somewhere in late 1970's. This was a period in which rangefinders were being phased out by manufacturers for SLRs. I had always read about Yashica rangefinders online, and although I thought this was the particular one everyone spoke about, I was wrong.
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The Yashica MG-1 was a typical 35mm rangefinder camera from the 1970s, and among the last sturdy, full-sized cameras before the so-called Plastic Age. Find out more about this popular rangefinder beauty from Yashica in this installment of Lomopedia!. Photos Taken by Our Community Members. Credits: moscaroline, coca, m_esn4 & manuel8121.