Yashica Micro Finesse
The lens of the Yashica Micro Finess is a 33mm f3.5 triplet nothing fancy just functional. The first triplet lenses date all the way back to 1893 and are considered the simplest lens that can correct most aberations. I haven’t been able to find much other information about this camera. One magazine from the time suggested that it had similar specifications to the T4 although with the Triplet lens rather than the Zeiss Tessar of the T4. This does seem plausible when you consider that it can accommodate film DX coding from 50-3200 which was unusual for an inexpensive camera at that time. Whatever it might borrow from Yashica’s parts bin it is ultimately a middle of the road camera with a middle of the road wide-angle lens. As is often the case I used severely expired Kodak 400 in this camera.
