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| − | The Yashica FX-D is " The little sister" of Contax 139 Quartz. Still, some people consider Contax to have a more solid feel. Probably because 139Q has TTL flash, and DOF preview, aperture readout in the viewfinder among other differences. It has the same rather small housing, similar features and a Contax/Yashica bayonet. The FX-D is well suited as second body for Contax users since the controls are placed in Contax-like positions on the body. In particular you find the meter control button on the front side. | + | The '''[[Yashica]] FX-D''' is " The little sister" of Contax 139 Quartz. Still, some people consider Contax to have a more solid feel. Probably because the 139Q has [[TTL]] flash, and [[Depth of field|DOF]] preview, aperture readout in the viewfinder among other differences. It has the same rather small housing, similar features and a Contax/Yashica bayonet. The FX-D is well suited as second body for Contax users since the controls are placed in Contax-like positions on the body. In particular you find the [[meter]] control button on the front side. |
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Revision as of 01:31, 10 September 2008
The Yashica FX-D is " The little sister" of Contax 139 Quartz. Still, some people consider Contax to have a more solid feel. Probably because the 139Q has TTL flash, and DOF preview, aperture readout in the viewfinder among other differences. It has the same rather small housing, similar features and a Contax/Yashica bayonet. The FX-D is well suited as second body for Contax users since the controls are placed in Contax-like positions on the body. In particular you find the meter control button on the front side.
