Yashica T

I recently acquired a very old, but very beautiful Yashica FR-II Film camera. It came with a ton of lenses, a couple flashes, a case, the manual, etc. It needs a battery though and it is so old, I don't know where to begin to look for one. Also, I am not familiar with film cameras, I know, it is very unfortunate. What types of film would you reccomend I experiment with first? Thanks!

My father-in-law has an old 35mm Yashica from the 60's. We recently went and found him a battery and had to go to a specialty battery store to find it. It was about $10 for the battery and I can't remember what the name of the battery was. I suggest you go to a battery store or a camera store. The camera store may not have the battery but they may be able to tell you at least which one you need. I know that when I looked up the battery B&H did carry one.

2009-12-10 18:25:49 by [ApraTur3]

Tessar-T＊35mm F3.5 Product `1985? Yashica T=AF ohara reiko CM

I have a Yashica FR 35mm SLR and I need to get a case for it- either one that will fit it and then would fit in a bad, or a camera bag that would also carry some books or a laptop. I am hoping it wouldn't be too expensive either, as I can't afford much at the moment. Any tips are welcome. Thanks!

Here are some options to consider:

1. Get a camera bag that is small and holds your camera with the lens on it.
(see the first link below that will show you an example of such a bag, the Tamrac 5513 Adventure Zoom 3 Holster Bag for $20). Many of these bags are small enough to fit into another bigger case. I have often had a bag like this in my carry on luggage. Also works with a large variety of cameras so it could very likely stay useful with any other cameras you have or get later.

2. A backpack that can hold camera, laptop, and likely some more items.
(see the 2nd link to a Lowepro Fastpack 250 Backpack for about $75)

I also included some links to websites where you can shop what options are best for you. Also included 3 website links to three known name camera bag makers, Lowepro, Tamrac, and Tenba.

Hope this helps. Good luck.

Mark

2009-12-30 07:12:56 by fior_labhair

Programmed electronic shutter (1 sec - 1/700 sec)
Carl Zeiss Tessar T* 35mm F3.5 (4 elements in 3 groups)
35 mm lens shutter auto focus AE camera with built in flash

It is a 50mm, and I have no clue how to work it. It hasn't been used in at least 5 years, so is there anything I need to do? If you give me a website, it will be great!

The full manual for the Yashica FX-3 Super is available here:
http://www.butkus.org/chinon/yashica/yas hica_fx-3_7/yashica_fx-3_7.htm

Click on "CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE TO FULL HTML MANUAL" to view it.

Read this entry in Camerapedia to learn a little about the history of your camera:
http://www.camerapedia.org/wiki/Yashica_ FX-3

Test to see if everything is in working shape. You'll probably need to replace the batteries (two LR44 or two SR44, according to the manual). Check to see if any of the light seals and mirror paddings are sticky. If they are you'll need to replace them or get them replaced -- you should consider a CLA if it's really bad. Shoot a roll to see if everything comes out ok.

2008-08-10 20:02:35 by kimera

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I have just been given my Dads' old camera but I don't know what type of film I need for it. I bought some cheap film but it won't fit inside the back. Do you need different film for a SLR?

The camera is a 35mm camera, so any 35mm film will work in it. You can find an on-line manual for the camera at <http://www.butkus.org/chinon/yashica/yas hica_fx-d/yashica_fx-d-splash.htm>. I suggest you read it before you try to load the camera again.

2008-02-13 08:25:03 by Harry Has

I connected my Yashica EZ7032 with my pc which was infected with virus to download pics but i lost my camera display. I tried to take help from local market but couldn't get any...
Whereas other functions of my camera are working correctly.
Please can anyone guide me to restore my camera LCD Display back.

You send your camera in for service at the place you bought it from.

2008-11-05 23:51:06 by Abid Sharjeel Bhatti