What is it? This is a Yashicamat twins lens reflex (TLR) camera made by Yashima Optical Company in 1957. Although not considered to be a direct copy, the Yashicamat took a lot of design and features from the German Rolleiflex TLR such as the auto-cocking shutter and folding advance lever. …

Yashica – Success & Failure Contents (Scroll down or click on links) The Japanese Photographic Industry 1952 – 1953 A Language Observation The Japanese TLR

External links. Yashica 35mm Rangefinder Chronology & Specifications by Yashica Guy; Yashica Electro 35 by Karen Nakamura at Photoethnography.com; Yashica Electro 35 …

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Yashica was a Japanese camera maker, founded in 1945 and absorbed into Kyocera in 1983. It notably manufactured 35mm SLR cameras under the …

La Yashica Electro 35 una splendida compatta a telemetro degli anni ’70, tutt’ora molto apprezzata da appassionati e collezionisti

1960s. FIRST LASER – 1960. The first operable laser was constructed by Theodore Maiman while employed at Hughes Research Laboratories as a section head in 1960.