Difference between revisions of "Yashica MF-3"
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It has versions in the colors black, yellow and red. | It has versions in the colors black, yellow and red. | ||
| − | The MF-3 is a [[viewfinder camera]] for [[35mm film]]. It has a [[fixed-focus]] 38mm f3.5lens with a focus range of 1.5m to infinity. | + | The MF-3 is a [[viewfinder camera]] for [[35mm film]]. It has a [[fixed-focus]] 38mm f3.5lens with a focus range of 1.5m to infinity. |
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| + | It has manual exposure in its non-flash mode. Users select an aperture with the "weather symbol ring" on the lens barrel. The [[CdS]] meter cell above the lens inside the [[filter thread]] will trigger a warning light in a low light situation indicating the flash should be used. | ||
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| + | Two AA batteries power the meter and the flash. | ||
*Lens: 38mm, f/3.5, 3 elements in 3 groups | *Lens: 38mm, f/3.5, 3 elements in 3 groups | ||
Revision as of 17:38, 2 March 2010
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| Yashica MF-3 Super by Thiago Kazu |
Introduced in the market in 1985, the MF-3 was the first Yashica camera produced only in Brazil where 1.2 million units were manufactured.
It has versions in the colors black, yellow and red.
The MF-3 is a viewfinder camera for 35mm film. It has a fixed-focus 38mm f3.5lens with a focus range of 1.5m to infinity.
It has manual exposure in its non-flash mode. Users select an aperture with the "weather symbol ring" on the lens barrel. The CdS meter cell above the lens inside the filter thread will trigger a warning light in a low light situation indicating the flash should be used.
Two AA batteries power the meter and the flash.
- Lens: 38mm, f/3.5, 3 elements in 3 groups
- Aperture: f/4-f/22
- Shutter: Mechanical with a fixed speed of 1/125
- Film Speed Settings: 100, 200, 400, and 1000 ASA.
- Flash: GN 12
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| Yashica MF-3 by Daniele Muscetta |
