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The Yashica TL-E is a no-frills basic workhorse SLR camera that will get the job done. Learn more about this great camera for beginners after the jump!
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The Yashica Electro GX is a rare find. Dubbed as "the last electro rangefinder" this more compact version of the more famous Electro GSN packs a good punch of color and sharpness with every shot.
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Rangefinder cameras are best known for the exceptionally sharp images that they produce, making them much sought after analogue goodies by lomographers and professional photographers alike. But for me, my beloved rangefinder, the Yashica Electro 35 GSN, is one best for redscaled photos. Let me show you why after the jump!
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Since 2008, Hyde Park (London) set up a Christmas fun fair attraction called Winter Wonderland, which turns Hyde Park into a fairytale wonderland!
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Yashica Samurai Z! What sounds like an Anime Mecha Warrior or a special combo on Streetfighter II is one of the oddest SLR bridge Cameras ever built. But in fact, it's actually a good one!
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The Yashica Electro GSN is a 35mm Rangefinder Journalist-style camera, or what I call the "Night Owl" Rangefinder. It's as near as I will get to a Leica for the next couple years.
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Everytime I write about Krakow, it always starts with "my favourite thing about Krakow..." But really, the whole city is my favorite, especially the Planty. We were incredibly lucky to visit Krakow in the Autumn; I took a lot of photos of the trees and leaves!
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The Yashica Minitec AF is a fun vintage compact film camera that uses 35mm film.
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I recently dug out my childhood photos which were taken with the Yashica Minitec (I still have it!) by my parents. Good reminiscence of the good old days!
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While visiting friends of my father, I stumbled upon a camera I had been looking for everywhere: the Yashica Mat 124G. Its previous owner sold it to me in near-mint condition for extremely cheap, and I already love it. Here are my first impressions.
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The Yashica MAT 124G Twin Lens Reflex (TLR) camera is a fairly new TLR camera (made from 1970-1986). The lens on the camera produces stunning results and the convenience of a coupled needle-meter makes it a joy to use. It accepts both 120 and 220 film for 6x6 shots, so you get 12 or 24 shots on a roll of medium format film. G model has a all-black finish and gold-plated electrical contacts.
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A fantastic bright and simple half-frame camera. It is a bit heavy, but still fine for snapshots.
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Solid build, rugged, and strong! Its shutter sounds very solid with the "clack". Still a great performer ever since the 1970's. Images are sharp and crisp.
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Lynx is like a girl next door with great personality who's on a little chubby side. But why do I often dream of Yashica. Could it be the Radioactive lens giving me brain damage? Could it be the nostalgic feeling of 1960's Japan and Astro Boy?
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I knew I was there, but I never stopped to look at it... until Lomography came into my life.
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My dear friend Partha got married to beautiful Sonal this summer in Goa. And for the first time I was lucky enough to shoot the wedding in film. And here are some tips if you'd like to shoot in a wedding too!
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There is something about the cloudy sky which I love, it weaves drama and makes the whole environment a bit tense. And which better place to be with a cloudy sky than the sea side in Bombay
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Have you always been fascinated by square pictures? Do you want to get a medium format camera but you're scared that they are too expensive and complicated? Do you have a 100 USD? Do you want to walk into a event / party with the camera and have everyone look at you?
If you answered yes, then you are the perfect master for Yashica D
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I knew it was there, but never had taken my time to examine it... until lomography appeared in my life. I think I have already told you that my parents are not so much into photography and that I don't know where I took this analogue love from (as a funny anecdote I'll say that my mum doesn't have any pic from her pregnancy months because my dad always loaded the films in the wrong way), so it's not surprising that I hadn't noticed my grandpa's or my uncle's cameras before.
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There are many parts of Delhi - the city which has been built over and over; new structures above the older ruins. And with every new emperor, Delhi continues to change in a way, while still keeping its spirit alive.
