Although it uses an obsolete 1.3v Mercury battery, this one has an adapter to drop the 1.5v Silver Oxide voltage to be usable.
Quite a surprising camera, with a lens that is very sharp.
The image that caught my eye was actually a shovel, well, a garden spade, that had been tossed aside after the handle had broken off. After propping it up against a small stick, I thought it would make an interesting photo.
One I had forgotten about, until now.
Until next time, Fellow Bloggers, keep those shutters firing!
Back when i was first getting into photography I was debating getting one of these or the Yashica SLR. The SLR won out. A couple of years ago when I got back into film I saw how cheap the GSN was on Ebay and had to have one. Glad I did since it is a wonderful camera. Probably one of the all-time best deals for the money.
ReplyDeleteI have only seen one yashica SLR, and it had a frozen shutter, so I never did get one..
ReplyDeleteAfter getting my hands on a Yashinon-DX 50mm M42 lens, I was pretty impressed with the lens, and so when I got my hands on this rangefinder, I was very impressed with this camera, and lens..
Will have to get out again with it..