Yashica 109 multiprogram + 2 lenzen Analogue camera

Yashica 109 multiprogram
Analog camera
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The Yashica 109 is a 35mm film SLR produced in 1980; it has a Contax/Yashica mount and is equipped with five program modes: aperture priority, flash, manual, high-speed automatic. There is a self-timer button, and it features automatic film rewind. Manual focus with spot assist; in the viewfinder there are several indicators of the camera settings that light up via LED, immediately visible since it ships with fresh batteries. Along with the camera is included the standard 35-70mm zoom and two other lenses: a Vivitar 24mm f/2.8 (Y/C mount) with case and a Tamron zoom 80-210mm f/3.8-4 (Y/C mount) with case, as well as a Kenko 2x CX TelePlus MC focal-length multiplier.