Best Budget Medium Format - Yashica-Mat EM
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Welcome to my first TH-cam video!
I try to answer the question: What is the best budget medium format film camera? Check out the pros and cons of this 50 year old camera and hopefully you'll learn something along the way.
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A manual shuttle release cable is possible! At the base of the shutter button there is a knurled knob which can be unscrewed. There are 'old school' cables that have a screw-on mount that goes over the release button. (Maybe from very early Nikons or Leicas,) It screws onto the threads exposed when you took off the knurled knob.
Envision an inner tube cap that fits over the shutter button. The cap is then attached to a cable release. Press the button end of the release, the cable then presses the shutter button and CLICK.
It is hard to find these, but I've heard stories of people using a metal inner tube cap, then drilling into the cap, then using a Tap and Dye set to put threads into the cap so that it accepts a standard manual cable release.
Great video - happy shooting!
Btw the quality of this video and the editing is absolutely immaculate 🔥
Thanks Matt! I really appreciate it.
Great detail, so ready for a film camera! Yes to landscape photography 🎨
Jump right in man, there are so many good options!
My first not plastic TLR was an EM. I bought it well used and finished wearing it out. I had it repaired and wore it out again. I have Rollriflexes, Rollercoaster, a Minolta Autocord. A
Myopia Flexeret, a Mzmiya C339f, and a few oddball TLR's, but yhe Yashica-mats are still a fave. Thanks for the review.
Mine too! I have a mamiya C3 and it's fantastic, but you can't beat the size and simplicity of the EM. Thanks for watching:)
GREAT VIDEO thank you so much for making this I just bought this camera yesterday and I had no idea how to use anything on it.
Glad you enjoyed it!!
What an awesome video! Thx Kerrenton. 🎉
Absolutely!! Thanks for watching 🙌
@@kpsnow2411 … meow!
Great Inch by Inch video......lovely presentation.
Great video Kerrenton, I learned a lot!
I have a 1957 Yashica Mat tlr with the 75mm Lumaxar f3.5 lens which makes lovely photos in colour and black and white.
I love my Yashica - Mat EM!
this entire video was incredible 🔥
Hey thanks Kevin!! SHOW ME YOUR WAYS.
That Yashinon lens is so crispy
Great video!
Great video - excellent images. I would say that the EM is my go-to Yashica TLR for the same reasons you've pointed out. The meter is pretty accurate with negative film but you need to be careful with slide film as it is much less forgiving. The optics (made by Tomioka) are awesome and I've never been unhappy with the sharpness and color rendition it produces. BTW, based on the serial number (EM 6xxxxxx) your camera was made in 1966 (the first digit is the year). You are correct that it was first released in 1964 and it ran through 1967. Yashica was still making TLRs up through 1986. Chris
Incredible review man! Looking forward to the next camera in the lineup!
Thanks Peter!
LETS GO KERRY ❤️
Really nice! Great review :)
Good job Kerrenton. One would think you've been doing these videos forever with your sexy radio voice. 🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha thanks, that's what I'm going for. Camera reviews with a hint of ASMR.
@@kpsnow2411 🤣🤣🤣 I have a camera suggestion, the Minolta a-9 Maxxium/Dynax. It's a beast of a film SLR.
I rather like the quiet shutter.
It's really nice in certain circumstances!
It's way easier to use the light- meter app, trust me.
I think a deeper depth of field would be best for making videos.
Agreed!
what about shooting bulb mode on it? is there a remote cable method possible?
There is. It takes the same cable release as early Leica and Nikon cameras.
hello, is there a possibility of double exposure, any tricks? :D
Unfortunately no I don’t think so. The film advance is directly coupled to recooking the shutter.
@@kpsnow2411 that's a pity, but thanks for the quick response.
I hope by now you've figured out the camera uses a "bell type" cable release.
Yes indeed 👍