Fotografia Riflessiva YASHICA MG1 (1975)
The Yashica MG-1 is a fixed lens 35mm rangefinder released in 1975. It features a fixed Yashinon 45/2.8 which focuses from about 1m to infinity and takes 55mm filters. The aperture priority exposure system is measured by a CdS meter above the lens. CdS metering requires batteries. Two LEDs on the top of the body indicate slow speed and over-exposure. The MG-1 was sold as a cheaper alternative.
Fotografia Riflessiva YASHICA MG1 (1975)
5 Frames… Testing a Yashica MG-1 with Fujicolor C200 and new light seals (35mm Format / EI 200 / Yashinon 45mm f/2.8) by Wenhong March 25, 2021 Updated July 31, 2021 The story began around 5 years ago. In March 2016, my friend sent a message telling me she had discovered a film camera while spring cleaning her office.
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image by Steve Harwood ( Image rights) MG-1 in chrome image by Romuald Swieconek ( Image rights) The Yashica MG-1 was introduced the MG-1 in 1975 as a successor of its Electro 35 series. It is a the fixed-lens rangefinder cameras with aperture-priority exposure. Compared to its main competitors it has a rather large and heavy body.
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Built from 1975 to 1980, the Yashica MG-1 ended the Electro 35 era, which began in 1966. The MG-1's 45mm f/2.8 Yashinon lens, of four elements in three groups, is a little slower than the f/1.7 lens on all of the other Electro 35s. Also, while other Electro 35s automatically correct for parallax, the MG-1 doesn't.
The Yashica MG1 My very first rangefinder
The Yashica MG-1 was a typical 35mm rangefinder camera from the 1970s, and among the last sturdy, full-sized cameras before the so-called Plastic Age. Find out more about this popular rangefinder beauty from Yashica in this installment of Lomopedia!. Photos Taken by Our Community Members. Credits: moscaroline, coca, m_esn4 & manuel8121.
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No I didn't. Yashica MG-1: top view. That's what I should have done. Instead, I put it on a shelf and left it there with the intention of taking it for a run at some point. Then I moved halfway across the world and the Yashica spent three months on various trucks and ships catching up with me.
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In this video, I talk about my experience shooting with the Yashica mf-1, which is a reusable plastic 35mm film camera. Chapters00:00 Intro01:29 Yashica MF.
Fotografia Riflessiva YASHICA MG1 (1975)
Feb 4, 2007. #9. just go for the electro gsn. you gain 1 1/3 stop over the the MG-1 with the faster lens. moreover, gsn looks much cooler than the MG-1. however, if you're thinking of attaching screw-on filters, MG-1 would be great as the light meter is within the lens barrel unlike the gsn which has it above, near the rangefinder mechanism.
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January 16, 2021 January 17, 2022 ir1001 Comments: 0 Yashica MG-1 Yashica MG-1 current value Yashica MG-1 user manual The Yashica Electro 35 camera line and its variants had gone strong for over ten years, till the novelty wore out and automatic cameras became a common feature.
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All Cameras >> Yashica >> Yashica MG-1 Yashica MG-1 Film Camera Sample Photos: Marketed: 1975: Random Yashica MG-1 Samples from 0 available Photos. 30-Jul-2007 07:30: good: All photos are copyrighted and may not be used without permission from the photographer. These photos are are a guide to what these cameras are capable of, but may not.
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This is ISO 125 fine grain B&W film. I hastily ordered 3 rolls from an eBay seller to try out. Colour film didn't interest me but I was given some old Kodak film that had been in a cupboard for the last 10 years to try with too. Yashica MG-1 Photos - My first test roll! Ilford FP4+ (2010)
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The Yashica MG-1 was made somewhere in late 1970's. This was a period in which rangefinders were being phased out by manufacturers for SLRs. I had always read about Yashica rangefinders online, and although I thought this was the particular one everyone spoke about, I was wrong.
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The GX and MG-1 were the last prosumer rangefinders that Yashica made before descending into cheapo point-and-shoot hell. I have the feeling the MG-1 was designed as a less expensive, smaller-aperture option to the GX. The MG-1 has a 45mm f/2.8 Yashinon lens instead of the 40mm f/1.7 found in the GX.
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Sample pictures Video Specs Yashica MG-1 lens The Yashica MG-1 features a Yashinon 45mm f / 2.8 prime lens made up of 4 elements in three groups. The minimum focus distance is 1m to infinity, and it takes 55mm filters. There are two rings on the lens body, one for aperture and one for focus.