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YASHICA C

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The Yashica-C is a 6x6cm twin-lens reflex (TLR) camera that is part of Yashica's knob-wind series of cameras. These models were designed as a budget line, retaining many features of the earliest Yashica models. The Yashica-C, like most knob-wind models, features a basic shutter with a maximum speed of 1/300s, lacks a thumbwheel and a built-in meter, and uses fairly basic Tessar lenses. It utilizes front-standard focusing, operated by a wheel on the side of the camera body.

A red neon sign for the Cumberland Motel stands over a snowy driveway at night.
A narrow, winding street with historic buildings on both sides is illuminated by streetlights at night.
Sunlight illuminates a lush green mountain with a waterfall and mist.
A person is lying on the sidewalk next to a brick building with graffiti and a large shadow of a person on the wall.
A yellow volkswagen beetle is parked on a dirt road next to buildings with graffiti.
A silver car is parked in front of a motel with a "MOTEL" sign on its facade.
A mountain and evergreen trees are reflected in a still lake under a cloudy sky.
A magazine rack displays various publications, including one with a headline about solving a murder.
A small white chapel with a bell tower stands on a rocky shore next to a body of water, with a wooden deck in the foreground.
A person walks along a winding road through a snow-covered forest.
A man with long hair and a denim jacket holds a camera on a tripod in a mirror self-portrait.

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