Yashima Flex
The Yashima Flex was a 6×6 TLR made by Yashima Kogaku Seiki in 1953/54, and advertised as color photography camera with a flash synchronized shutter with self-timer. It had film-advance by knob and an aperture setting knob, both, seen from the back, on the right side.
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| The ad with price shows the two modes of the viewfinder hood. In the 2nd mode the hood itself serves as sports finder. image by Chasing Classic Cameras with Chris (Image rights) |
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| TLR with a pair of Tomioka Tri-Lausar 1:3.5 f=80mm lenses and NKS-TB shutter image by Chasing Classic Cameras with Chris (Image rights) |
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| with 2 Tomioka Tri-Lausar 1:3.5 f=80mm lenses & NKS shutter image by Chasing Classic Cameras with Chris (Image rights) |
 
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| the camera above, other view, and another ad images by Chasing Classic Cameras with Chris (Image rights) |
Almost alike: The Yashica Flex B
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| Even Yashica Flex B's badge is a close relative to the Yashima Flex's badge image by Tom Chandler (Image rights) |
see also Yashica 6×6 TLR (knob_advance)
