YASHICA MAT EM
Aparat produkowany od roku 1964 do poczatku lat 70-tych
Zachowany w doskonalym stanie i sprawny - wszystkie funkcje dzialaja prawidlowo.
Obiektyw/y Yashinon 1:3,5/80mm w doskonalym stanie. Szklo czyste bez rys, przetarc czy paprochow. Powloki w doskonalym stanie. Listki przeslony suche bez sladu rdzy czy oleju.
Przeslona od 3,5 do 22. Mechanika perfekt.
Migawka Copal MXV o czasach B 1~500/sek sprawna w calym zakresie.
Listki migawki suche bez sladu rdzy czy oleju. Mechanika perfekt.
Self Timer sprawny.
Swiatlomierz sprawny.
Naciag, transport i przewijanie filmu sprawne, licznik sprawny.
Lustro czyste i bez ubytkow - matowka wyrazna i czysta.
Sprzedaje z deklem i w pieknym, oryginalnym futerale - Calosc w oryginalnym kartonie.
Nie koncze aukcji przed czasem i na durne pytania 'ile od reki' nie odpowiadam.
Aparat w doskonalym stanie ale jednak byl uzywany i posiada minimalne slady normalnego uzytkowania - to wiadomosc dla malkontentow
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Na dole nieco wiadomosci z camerapedii.
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The Yashica-Mat EM
Released in 1964, the Yashica-Mat EM features an uncoupled light meter and an 80mm f/3.5 Yashinon shooting lens. The "EM" stands for Exposure Meter, referring to the uncoupled selenium cell exposure meter in front of the viewfinder. It's an all-mechanical camera; even the light meter doesn't need a battery. The Yashica-Mat EM is a solidly made, easy-to-use camera. It can be found for a reasonable price on eBay, and is an excellent introduction to medium-format photography. It's clearly an evolution in the line of the 1957 Yashica-Mat and the 1958 Yashica-Mat LM. It differs from the latter camera only in its easier-to-use exposure meter.
It has a Copal MXV leaf shutter, capable of speeds ranging from B and 1 second to 1/500s. It offers flash sync at all speeds. The taking lens is a 3.5 Yashinon, an 80 mm four-element lens said to be of the Tessar design. It can be stopped down to F/22. The viewing lens is a 3.2 Yashinon. It accepts bay I filters. Shutter speeds and diaphragm are set by two wheels on the front plate, the values set are shown in a window above the viewing lens.
Focusing is done by a focusing wheel on the left of the camera. It has a distance scale surrounded by a depth of field scale engraved in the body. There is a small window in which you can set the ISO and DIN value of the film you use. ISO 400 is the highest value. The exposure meter is not coupled, so setting this speed is more a reminder than of any practical use.
The body is all-metal, covered by black leather. It is quite a heavy camera, about 1.2 Kg. Film transport and cocking the shutter is done by a crank. Winding makes a rattling noise. Looking onto the ground glass in the waist-level finder, the selected shutter speed, aperture and light meter indications are visible. Its viewing hood contains a fresnel screen with red grid lines (5×5) to help composition. For exact focusing, it has a magnifying loupe. The back plate of the waist level finder could be flipped open to expose the sports finder for additional composition possibilities.
The camera is loaded by opening the bottom: turn towards the "O" to open. It uses 120-rollfilm only, on which it takes 6×6 pictures (or more accurately: 55mm × 55mm)
