So i went for our honeymoon to Hokkaido, and I was chatting with a fellow hobbyist, and he introduced me to cheap film Rangefinders. Ever since being poisoned by the Leica M9, I was determine to get a cheap Rangefinder to try it out. So the tour Kaki recommended me the Russian Zorki.
So when I came back, I googled and searched. From Russian Rangefinders like Zorki, Fed and Kiev, to Japanese Rangefinders like Canon QL 17, Konica Auto S2/S3, and Yashica GSN. Then I set a budget not exceeding a 200 bucks, and went on eBay to check it out.
Found a great Yashica GSN, and bought it for about S$120. I just love the look of the Yashica. I knew it would be slightly heavy, but hey, my 5DM3 aint a feather too. I also bought a Zorki 4 for about S$80 bucks. I wanted to try a full manual interchangeable lens camera hence the Zorki 4.
So, the Yashica GSN arrived last week and I couldnt wait to run a few rolls in it, well, that is if I know how to.
Heres a look at my Yashica GSN. (By the way, you do know in the current Spiderman 2012 movie, Peter Parker was using the Yashica GSN).. It came with the Sunpac Auto 101 flash kit.
So when I came back, I googled and searched. From Russian Rangefinders like Zorki, Fed and Kiev, to Japanese Rangefinders like Canon QL 17, Konica Auto S2/S3, and Yashica GSN. Then I set a budget not exceeding a 200 bucks, and went on eBay to check it out.
Found a great Yashica GSN, and bought it for about S$120. I just love the look of the Yashica. I knew it would be slightly heavy, but hey, my 5DM3 aint a feather too. I also bought a Zorki 4 for about S$80 bucks. I wanted to try a full manual interchangeable lens camera hence the Zorki 4.
So, the Yashica GSN arrived last week and I couldnt wait to run a few rolls in it, well, that is if I know how to.
Heres a look at my Yashica GSN. (By the way, you do know in the current Spiderman 2012 movie, Peter Parker was using the Yashica GSN).. It came with the Sunpac Auto 101 flash kit.