- 1971
- TLR · 6×6
- Yashinon glass
Yashica MAT-124G
The best-loved budget TLR of the film era.
Match
Who this is for
Good for
- First medium format
- Portrait shooters
- Photographers learning the slow rhythm of TLR
Not for
- Fast-action / sports
- Photographers who hate looking-down composition
Character
What it feels like to shoot
Born 1971
History of the Yashica MAT-124G
Technical specifications
MFG. 1971 – 1986Backed by GPP
Service & guarantees
Every analog camera ships through our bench
- CLA'd by GPP — shutter speeds checked, light seals replaced where needed, meter calibrated against a known reference.
- 7-day functional return — if it doesn't work as we declared on this listing, we exchange or refund. Wear-and-tear consistent with the listed condition isn't returnable.
- UAE & worldwide shipping — Domestic next-day, international tracked. Insurance can be added to any order on request. Customs and import duties are the buyer's responsibility on international orders.
- Walk in to inspect — Warehouse D36, Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz, Dubai. Mon–Sat, 10am–7pm. Bring a roll if you'd like to test-fire on the spot.
Questions
Things people ask
What film does it take?
120 medium-format film. We carry a wide range — colour, B&W, slide — in our film retail section. Need a recommendation for this body? Just ask us.
Is the camera serviced before sale?
Yes — every analog camera at GPP goes through our bench before it goes on the listing. Shutter speeds verified, light seals replaced where needed, meter calibrated against a reference.
What's your return policy?
7-day functional return. If anything we declared isn't working as described, contact us within 7 days of receipt for a full refund or exchange.
Can GPP develop and scan the photos I shoot with this?
Yes — our in-house film lab handles colour, B&W, and slide development with scanning. 24-48 hour rush available. More on the film lab.
Can I see the camera before I buy?
Always welcome. Visit Warehouse D36, Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz, Dubai. Open Monday to Saturday, 10am–7pm.
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