#Yashica TL Electro X

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Yashica TL Electro X ITS 35mm Film Camera UNTESTED/FOR PARTS

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last Monday, coworker v generously put together a shelf for me to make my desk a standing desk and also gifted me books + a Yashica TL Electro X and a Konica SII! shelf has been stained, last coat of finish drying now. gonna take the cameras to the shop this week to sell 'em and hopefully get a nice beginner rangefinder there (I love the way the Konica feels but unfortunately the lens is scratched up and I don't think repair is an option)

and now: green tea, clean and sweep, practice some kettlebell exercises, go for a run and/or do some skateboarding this afternoon. ideally also set up the 'blank year' stories in Scrivener - I think I'm finally almost ready to let myself have fun with those...

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London ‘2017

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Chillar i Caspians huvud by Frida Louís Via Flickr: Yashica TL Electro X + Lady grey

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The Yashica TL Electro X was one of the first 35mm film SLR cameras to feature electronic display of exposure information in the viewfinder. It was first produced in 1968 when the majority of cameras used mechanical meter needles to display exposure  and so it represented a first step on the way to today’s electronic cameras.

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – shutter release mechanism

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – bottom board being removed from donor

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – bottom board

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – bottom board wiring

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – bottom board wiring

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – screw above lens mount.

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – screws by film advance

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – screws by eyepiece

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – screw by rewind crank

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – film advance being removed

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – film advance removed

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – removing the top of the shutter speed dial

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – shutter switch wiring

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – shutter switch removed to show wiring

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – yellow lead on back of shutter switch

Yashica TL Elextro X repairs – sensor board wiring

I found an example of this camera on eBay being sold as non-working but in very good cosmetic condition, and since I already had two poor quality copies which I’d either been given or were included in other sales, I thought I should be able to use parts from all three to make a decent copy. With that thought in mind, I bought this unit for £10 including postage.

When the camera turned up a few days later I found the seller’s pictures of it were accurate and it was in very good cosmetic condition. The only mark is a small indentation in the top of the prism bulge – unfortunate but not catastrophic. There was even the original plastic base protector still in place, so there aren’t even the customary scratch marks round the tripod bush!

The fault the seller referred to was that as the film advance was wound the shutter released during the advance lever return. This turned out to be easy to fix. I removed the bottom plate and discovered that the lever which the shutter release pushes (via a linkage) was frozen in the ‘release’ position. Just actuating it a few times with a pair of tweezers and applying a tiny drop of watch oil released it and the shutter started working properly.

Once the shutter was properly working I found one other fault with the camera. When the metering button was pressed only the OVER exposure LED lit up, irrespective of the position of the aperture or shutter settings. After a bit of google research I found a copy of the service manual for the camera here, and found that the possible causes of this are:

The shutter speed / ISO control

The light sensors themselves

The amplifier board fitted in the base of the camera.

Since I had the other donor cameras I decided to try the board in the bottom of the camera first since this was the easiest thing to try. First, I fitted batteries to the donor camera and confirmed that both exposure LEDs worked on that camera, and then I swapped the board. This was a relatively easy operation because it just involved making a note of the colour of the leads fitted and then unsoldering them and reconnecting the new board.

Unfortunately, although it was an easy operation, it didn’t fix the camera. So the next thing was to get the top off both the good and the donor camera, and see how easy it would be to replace either the shutter speed / ISO control or the light sensors which are fitted either side of the viewfinder.

Removing the top of the camera was a relatively easy operation. There are 5 screws which hold it in place and then the rewind crank needs to be unscrewed in the usual fashion (hold the prongs inside the camera with a screwdriver shaft and unscrew the crank). The only other bits which need removing are the film advance, which is unscrewed with a lens spanner, and the shutter speed dial. This seemed to be held on with hidden screws which I discovered requires prising off the speed label on the top to reveal a single screw in the centre. Once that is out the shutter speed dial pulls off and the camera top can be removed. You need to be careful with it because the flash sync leads remain soldered to the sockets in the top cover.

Once I had the top off the camera I found the easiest part to replace was the shutter speed switch because it was just held in with two screws and a few soldered connections. That was quite easy to swap with a donor camera except some of the connections need to be soldered prior to fixing the switch in place – it’s one of those jobs where an extra pair of hands would be useful!

Unfortunately, changing the shutter speed switch didn’t solve my problem and I had to also replace the light sensors which are fitted in a plastic assembly around the eyepiece. Again this was easy enough, but involved removing a lot of wires in the process – I’ve included pictures above which show the colours for anyone who needs to carry out a similar job. If you do need to do this look carefully at the wires before you remove them – there are black wires which go to the actual light sensors and these don’t need to be unsoldered. The good thing about changing the sensors is that with the wires removed, the whole assembly can be replaced and fixed in the camera before re-making the solder joints.

Fortunately, once the sensors were changed and the camera re-assembled, the exposure system in my camera is working properly and it is ready for a proper test and review.

  Yashica TL Electro X repairs The Yashica TL Electro X was one of the first 35mm film SLR cameras to feature electronic display of exposure information in the viewfinder.

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Yashica TL Electro-X

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Yashica TL Electro X : 85-205mm 3.8 : Gold 200 : This one’s available on print, link in bio :) — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2EPpyhG

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My Favorite Vintage SLR Camera (Wedel, January 2020) - - A friend of mine gave me this Yashica TL Electro X ITS a couple of months ago. The camera was introduced in the early 1970ies and runs on a fully mechanical basis. The only 'electronic' element is a light meter system that includes electronic miniature lambs as exposure information within the viewfinder. The camera has the m42 screw mount system, so that you can use an enormous fleet of m42 lens by excellent manufacturers such as Carl Zeiss Jena, Pentax, A. Schacht Ulm, Meyer Optics Görlitz, Pentacon and so on. Ok. The camera is not in particular a beauty. My copy also shows quite substantial marks of usage by former owners. But it is 100% functional and I happen to like optical usage marks where the brass comes through as a kind of patina. And it feels good in my hands and simply is a lot of fun to work with... . . . . . #Yashica #vintagephoto #vintagecameras #analogcamera #analogphotography #photooftheday #cityphotography #urbanpics #urbanpic #urbanphoto #urbanphotography #stadtphotography #stadtfoto #stadtfotografie #ilovehh #picoftheday #hamburgliebe #welovehh #hamburgmeineperle #hamburgphotographer #hamburgfotografiert #hamburgerfotofreaks #hamburgcolors #hhinstagram #igerhamburg #hamburgerecken (hier: wedel,willkommhöft) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8Bl2kuoVcz/?igshid=14wz1eb0b3f7w

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hi kit!!! im looking for a film camera & i was wondering if u had any suggestions/ tips? love love love ur photos btw 💗

omg thank you this is so sweet! if you’re just starting out, i’d suggest getting something super cheap from the 70s. you can get something like a Yashica TL Electro X or Canon FT for like $20-$30. look for something sturdy with a built in light meter, hot shoe, and maybe a self-timer but no bells or whistles. this will probably be the easiest way to learn about the different settings, manually dialing in ISO, etc.

antique & thrift stores are also overflowing with point-and-shoot 35mm cameras that are cheap as dirt and a blast to shoot! just looking around my room, I have a Nikon Teletouch and a Pentax IQZoom, each of which was $5. you won’t have to deal with setting aperture & exposure lengths on these, so the learning curve is a lot easier, but be warned that the life expectancy on these things is a lot different than the SLRs. none of mine have lasted more than three rolls of film (maybe i’m just cursed though).

if you’re looking for something a little nicer, i got my current camera (a Canon F1) for around $200, and I absolutely love it. it’s basically a solid brick of metal so you don’t have to be gentle with it, it has a really cool photocell meter, and because it’s from such a popular line, there are a bajillion lenses and accessories floating around online and in shops (although I haven’t bought any cuz $$$ lol). it also looks gorgeous, which is a plus!

here are a couple things that would have really helped me when I started shooting film:

-when you’re loading a new roll into the camera, you don’t have to wind with the back open (wasting a couple exposures) to make sure it’s winding properly. just watch to make sure the rewind knob is spinning when you wind the first couple times.

-don’t get your film developed by CVS! they’ll lose your shit and charge you anyway and they ALSO won’t give your negatives back!! ( ͒˃⌂˂ ͒)

-keep your film fridged before & after you shoot it, let it come up to room temperature for a half hour before loading it, and don’t bother shooting color film that expired 10 years ago (even if you got it for free) unless you want the photos to be super grainy and washed out.

good luck on your film adventures!!!

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VTG YASHICA - TL-Electro X - 35mm SLR Film Camera W Cover, 50mm Lens Untested

CAMERA DEALS: Seller: lindschicc (100.0% positive feedback) Location: US Condition: Used Price: 45.00 USD Shipping cost: Free Buy It Now https://www.ebay.com/itm/325621719628?hash=item4bd091224c%3Ag%3AuZ8AAOSwcCVkPjba&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338779481&customid=&toolid=10049&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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Used Yashica TL Electro X 35mm Film Camera lens 135mm, 1:2.8 w/warranty $61.56

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📸Yashica TL Electro X (Kodak ColorPoor 200)

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Yashica TL Electro X : 50mm 1.4 : Ektar 100 : — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/391NMzT

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On the Pontoon at Sunset (3/3, Wedel January 2020). Gear: Yashica TL Electro-X ITS with a Tokina 200mm/2.8 lens and Kodak Ultramax 400 film . . . . . #willkommhöft #willkommhöftwedel #Yashica #vintagephoto #vintagecameras #analogcamera #analogphotography (hier: wedel,willkommhöft) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8Bqabnoh6l/?igshid=hmjxwji7vor4