Lomopedia: Yashica T4 Super
10 Share TweetThe Yashica T4 Super, (also known as T4 Super D, T5, and Kyocera T Proof), was the last model in the T series of 35 mm compact cameras manufactured by Kyocera Corporation for Yashica. Like the Contax RTS series of 35mm SLR cameras, Yashica's T series was a product of the partnership between Kyocera and Carl Zeiss AG. Thus, the T4 Super and all the models before it were equipped with impressive Carl Zeiss lenses.
Aside from its Carl Zeiss Tessar 35 mm f/3.5 lens, the auto-exposure, and auto-focus T4 Super also had a waist-level viewfinder called "super scope" beside the LCD display on its top plate.
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Technical Specifications
Type: 35 mm lens shutter autofocus AE camera with built-in flash
Picture Size: 24 x 36 mm
Lens: Carl Zeiss Tessar T 35 mm f/3.5 (4 elements in 3 groups)
Shutter: Programmed electronic shutter
Exposure Control: Programmed AE
Metering Range: Auto-flash mode and red-eye reduction auto flash mode: EV 9.5 (F3.5, 1/60 sec) - EV 17 (F15.5, 1/700 sec); Flash-IN mode, Flash-OFF mode, Landscape Mode: 3.5 (F3.5, 1 second) - EV 17 (F15.5, 1/700 sec).
Metering System: External metering system with dual SPD element and automatic backlight compensation
Film Speed: Automatic setting (DX method), Linked in range ISO 50 - ISO 3200 (for each step), Automatically set to ISO 100 with DX films outside ISO 50 - 3200 range, and non-DX films
Focusing System: Infrared active multi-autofocus system (with focus lock mechanism)
Shooting Distance: About 0.35 m to infinity
Viewfinder: Real image viewfinder, with Superscope
Viewfinder Display: In viewfinder focusing frame, picture area frame, close-range picture area frame.
Eyepiece Indicators: Focusing indicator (green LED), flash/camera shake indicator (red LED)
Super Scope: Center set up marks
Display Panel: Exposure counter/self-timer remaining time display; picture-taking mode marks (auto-flash mode with red-eye reduction auto-flash mode; Flash-IN mode; Flash-OFF mode, Landscape mode); battery warning mark
Film Loading: Automatic loading mechanism (with automatic winding to frame "1" position)
Film Advance: Auto-winding mechanism
Film Rewinding: Auto-return/auto-stop mechanism; also mid-roll rewinding possible
Exposure Counter: Incrementing type LCD with automatic reset
Read a review on the Yashica T4 Super here!
All information for this article was sourced from Camerapedia, Vintage Camera Lab, Wikipedia, and Butkus.org.
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