The Yashica-D is a medium-format twin-lens reflex (TLR) film camera made in Japan from the late 1950s into the early 1970s. It uses 120 roll film to produce 6×6 cm square images — a larger negative than 35 mm film, giving rich detail and tonality prized by film shooters and collectors. Type: Twin-lens reflex (waist-level viewfinder) ️ Film: 120 roll film (12 exposures) Lens: Both are 80 mm Yashikor ⚙️ Shutter: Copal MXV, speeds from B (bulb) to 1/500 s 🧰 Metering: None (manual exposure) It's beloved for its solid mechanical build, classic TLR look and feel, and relatively accessible price compared with top-end Rolleiflex cameras.
