Repair Manual Yashica Electro 35 Gx
Yashica electro maintainance guide. None of the information provided here will be found in Yashica's repair manual. On the ring is at the 4 o'clock position [ as viewed from the rear of the camera so that 'Electro 35' reads correctly ].
THE MOST ADVANCED MANUAL FOCUS AUTO EXPOSURE RANGEFINDER
Yashica Electro 35 Gs
The Yashica Electro 35GX is an expensive Manual Focus Auto Exposure rangefinder, both becausethe top of line built quality, for carrying the most advanced features for its league,and for being a highly rare to find camera in mint condition.Translating its u$ 119 new from the factory price by 1975, to 2015 it entails $ 527.64.The camera in this auction is in near mint condition.The lens is in mint condition, as the battery chamber, the new light seals,the filter thread and the overall mechanics.The camera automatic exposure work has been tested and showed to be accurate.There is no crack in the viewfinder optics, and the dials are spot on smooth. The feeling is like a new camera.An English-only copy of the instruction manual is provided, alongside color film,a convenient semi-hard case, a soft release, and lens cap.Among the high end features of the Yashica Electro 35Gx, besides its state of the art lens 40/1.7,there is its maximum automatic exposure reaching 30 seconds !.Its metering cell is made of silicon photo diode, ensuring the fastest response for changing light conditions.This, plus the wide aperture and the silent shutter, make this camera ideal for street photography.On top of all these the shutter is electronic, the most accurate type of,and the viewfinder sports the Yashica traditional top of the bright scale “diamond” yellow patch.The Yashica Electro 35Gx is one of the 3-only parallax compensating cameras. The viewfinder bright linesmove automatically by the focusing action. The high accuracy electronic automatic shutter is step-lessRead full review
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I did however managed to put it back in place and the exposure system was not affected, however, I would like to ascertain a proper procedure to put it back in place and have the locking mechanism work.
Can some one suggest a workshop manual source for this camera, as the one found on Amazon for $1 doesn't show all the stages needed to overhaul the camera?
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I haven't tested yet but everything seems to be in place and working. I have now an original top plate to tinker with the shutter release!!