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06 Jun, 2014
Bought for my Sony DSLR and it works great.
I bought this to use with my Sony Alpha DSLR. It work great and i recommend it. I am shooting with a Sony a350 and can get about 180 photos on it in RAW mode. I don't shoot a lot in continuous mode, but when shooting an event, I've never had to wait for the camera to buffer onto the card so it's fine for me.
30 Jun, 2013
Great value for the money. I would recommend this model of camera.
The Yashica Mar 124 G is a great camera for those wanting to get into a Mediun Format film camera.
I find it easy to use, but download the manual if you dont have one.
The battery must be adapted to use a modern battery.
It accepts both 110 (12 exp) and 220 (24 exp) film. This is something that not all twin lens cameras can do, so be advised.
The viewfinder may need a cleaning, decades of dust and hair are always present.
The light meter (with a proper battery or adaptation to a new battery) is fine for C41 and B&W film but you should meter for E6 film. Many peole say they have used E6 with the built in light meter with good results, I must admit I have never tried it, have always metered for E6.
The Yashica Mat 124 G is a fine camera and will yield EXCELLENT results. I would suggest spending as much as you can to get the nicest one you can. Then figure you will spend in the $100 area for a CLA. I always get my cameras CLA'd, that's just me.