kevin_bosc

<p>Alright I decided to act and buy some precision screwdrivers. And... I fixed it easily!<br> Just needed to remove 3 screws + shutter advance lever + rewind knob and as soon as I started lifting up the top plate it got unstuck. I was lucky.<br> I ordered a GSN in the meantime but I'm still happy because they are complementary RF cameras anyway.<br> Thanks everyone!</p>

<p>Here is the last photo I could take with my Yashica before it got broken in Japan:</p> <p><a href="http://www.mirari.fr/iXfI">http://www.mirari.fr/iXfI</a></p>

<p>Thanks Gus. That's OK, I will probably keep it. And I don't live in the US so it may be expensive. I managed to get the film out at least!<br> Maybe one day I'll have the skills to open it up and find a way to fix it.</p>

<p>Thanks for the replies. Does not seem like an easy fix so I will probably throw it away after trying to remove the film. So stupid it got broken like this just by being in my back pack...</p>

<p>Hello everyone,<br> Just came back from a trip to Japan with my Yashica 35CC and I think it got broken in my bag. When I took it off the shutter release button was pressed whereas it was locked... I tried a few things which may have made things worse, like advancing the film advance lever or pushing in the film rewind release button.<br> So not it looks like this:<br> <img src="http://www.mirari.fr/95m6" alt="" width="611" height="406" /><br> Is there anyway I can fix it? If not, can I get the film out (I was halfway in my film).<br> I would be so sad if it got broken so easily, I love this camera and it is my only film camera.</p> <p>Sorry not sure if this is the right forum. Initially tried to post on rangefinder forum but it did not work.</p> <p>Many thanks,<br> Kingston</p>