Yashica 635

{"overview":"The Yashica 635 is a medium-format twin-lens reflex camera introduced in the late 1950s. As of today the 635 sells for similar money to other entry-level Yashica TLRs, and value is heavily condition-led: examples retaining the original 35mm adapter kit and case tend to sit at the upper end of that range, while bodies with hazy viewing screens or sticky shutters trade lower.","buying_guide":"Inspect the shutter at all speeds for accuracy and listen for sluggish slow speeds, check the taking lens for haze, fungus and separation, and confirm the focusing screen and mirror are bright rather than dim. The film transport and frame counter should advance cleanly on 120, and if the 35mm conversion kit is included verify that the masks, take-up spool and counter window are all present, as missing parts are hard to source.

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