YASHICA MIMY-S
(1965) It basically the same as the original Yashica Mimi, and uses the same
body, but there are noticeable differences. Most important, is that
the 28mm (f2.8) lens is now a focusing lens -- like with the 72-E. The
selenium cell -- which surrounds the lens, as in the original Mimy -- still
sets both the correct shutter speed and aperture automatically. The
other difference is that things are moved around on the top of the camera.
The "Mimy" name is no longer on the front, but has been moved to the
top. The exposure windows has also found a new place, as has the cold
flash shoe and a PC contact. Apertures can be set manually for flash
use, or low light situations.
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