Yashica 635 - Tutorial

[@bertvdlast]

Don’t forget that the 35 mm frame counter doesn’t reset after unloading film. If you have shot a 24 frame film and load a 36 film the counter is showing 24! You can reset it by lifting it and set it at 36. Load the film, advance it 4 times and the counter is showing 0.

[@nealblackburn8628]

i am trying to make the parts.... sure would like to see what is what is inside that top spool

[@nealblackburn8628]

when i got mine maby 1970 i don't think i got all those parts can't remember the box slide and cover plate did they all come with all those parts or is my memory faulty

[@renemies78]

The 35mm adapter was a little confusing. Thank you so much for this video.

[@iamyou111]

How do u remove the 35 mm attachments

[@ziailvino6796]

hi there! thanks for this video, i seem not to have the black cover with "up" on it, for the 35 mm. Do you know what is it? and do i really need it? thanks!!

[@hiltsyartnstuff1142]

I think without it all that will happen is you will expose the sprockets... Going to try it :)

[@hzubovi1]

At what aperture is lens the sharpest at?

[@fotozeug]

I would guess something between f/5.6 and f/8. But that is only a guess.

[@3rdeye75]

How many photos do you take with a 120 roll? Thanks.

[@G_Keepingitreal]

Depends on your camera format. With Yashica 635's 6x6 format - it is 12 photos per roll.

[@3rdeye75]

@@G_Keepingitreal Thank you!

[@starandswords]

Would be nice if there were words or speaking to help follow along

[@nayak4636]

Man!! Condition is mint !! How much you paid for this ?

[@risyadfarizh6343]

how to set the iso?

[@fotozeug]

There is no built-in light meter. So there is no need to set the ISO. You can either use an external light meter or guess the settings.

[@christophedeleuze]

Thank tou so much ! 🤩

[@mahardikasiniwoko]

is this charlie chaplin movie?