Dual Film Versatility
Engineered with a switchable pressure plate and frame counter for 12-exposure 120 or 24-exposure 220 film.
The Yashica Mat-124 is a medium format twin-lens reflex camera introduced in 1968, capable of shooting both 120 and 220 roll film in 6x6 cm format. This example features an integrated CdS light meter atop the faceplate, a Copal-SV leaf shutter, and an 80mm f/3.5 Yashinon taking lens fitted with vintage colored filters.
Engineered with a switchable pressure plate and frame counter for 12-exposure 120 or 24-exposure 220 film.
Equipped with an 80mm f/3.5 Yashinon taking lens renowned for sharpness and classic mid-century rendering.
Features a front-facing CdS light meter sensor and window integrated cleanly into the nameplate housing.
Provides full flash sync across all shutter speeds with integrated M/X synchronization lever.
Features an automatic crank advance that winds the film and simultaneously cocks the shutter in one cycle.
Standard Bay 1 front mount permits the use of widely available TLR filters, hoods, and close-up lenses.
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Provenance documentation was not supplied for this specific Yashica Mat-124 Twin-Lens Reflex 6x6 Camera; this listing is based on the supplied photographs only.

As seen in the front perspective, pairing high-contrast filters like the red Hellrot to the Yashinon lens allowed photographers to dramatically darken skies and isolate dramatic landscape textures on medium-format roll film.

The side view highlights the fold-away winding crank and 12-exposure counter, which streamlined film transport and cocking into a fluid motion, making the Mat-124 a favorite among documentary and studio photographers.
Yashica launches its first crank-advance TLR camera, establishing the chassis lineage.
The Mat-124 arrives with native dual 120/220 film capability and a built-in CdS match-needle meter.
Yashica introduces the Mat-124G, incorporating gold-plated contacts and all-black styling.
Original chrome-trimmed Mat-124 production concludes as the 124G takes over fully.
The camera body shows moderate cosmetic wear, including edge paint rub on the black enamelled castings, slight surface marks on the silver-toned trim, and intact textured leatherette. Vintage filters are attached to both lenses; the viewing lens features a yellow filter and the taking lens holds a Rolleifilter Hellrot (light red) filter. An original oval gold JCII 'PASSED' inspection sticker remains affixed to the side of the viewfinder housing.
Shows light edge wear, superficial marks along the painted metal rims, and screw heads consistent with standard handling, while leatherette wrap remains fully attached.
Both lenses are mounted with Bayonet I colored filters—a yellow filter on the viewing lens and a German Rolleifilter Hellrot on the taking lens.
Side-mounted folding metal crank arm and surrounding concentric dial show minor edge finish loss but remain intact with the frame counter window displaying '12 EX'.
Original Japanese Camera Inspection Institute (JCII 97) gold oval sticker is preserved on the upper side of the meter and finder assembly.
Inspected, photographed, and packed with its condition report.
Custom-fit protective packing with tracked, insured courier service.
Return requests are accepted within fourteen days of confirmed delivery.
Prepared for courier handoff within three to five business days.
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