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| + | The '''Yashica AF-j''' is a typical early fully automatic [[compact camera]], made in 1987 by [[Kyocera]]. A black version is also available called '''Yashica Ninja Star'''. It features a 32mm 1:3.5 Yashica lens. It has automatic exposure with shutter speeds 1/30 to 1/500 seconds, a built-in automatic electronic flashgun, an active infrared [[autofocus]], an optical viewfinder, automatic film transport. It can use DX-coded [[35mm film]] with speeds from ISO 100 to 1600. Its dimensions are 46.5 × 135.5 × 70mm and it weighs 295g. | ||
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| + | *[https://www.35mmc.com/24/03/2021/yashica-j-and-j2-ninja-star-mini-review-back-to-the-80s-by-meifei-tang/ Yashica AF-j and -j2 review] at [https://www.35mmc.com/ 35mmc.com] | ||
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The Yashica AF-j is a typical early fully automatic compact camera, made in 1987 by Kyocera. A black version is also available called Yashica Ninja Star. It features a 32mm 1:3.5 Yashica lens. It has automatic exposure with shutter speeds 1/30 to 1/500 seconds, a built-in automatic electronic flashgun, an active infrared autofocus, an optical viewfinder, automatic film transport. It can use DX-coded 35mm film with speeds from ISO 100 to 1600. Its dimensions are 46.5 × 135.5 × 70mm and it weighs 295g.
