>>3268980I've used a Yashica-Mat LM for a 2 years now. Great cameras, relatively compact and good lenses. Look for an example that has been serviced recently, sticky shutters are a big issue with these cameras (if you buy from a Japanese seller they will specify the condition to an absurd degree). The Yashica TLR's don't have light seals to speak of so you don't need to worry about those degrading.
The 80/3.5 is a pretty damn good lens for it's vintage and price point when it was released. Sharp enough wide open and very sharp by f5.6/f8. Example image attached was shot at f/4 I believe.
Don't spend too much on one, but spend enough so you're not buying junk. Fine line I guess
