Yashica Half 14

The Half 14 is a half-frame 35 mm viewfinder camera, made by Yashica in 1966. It is similar to the Half 17 of 1964, but has a lens with an even wider maximum aperture; a 32 mm f/1.4 Yashinon DX, of seven elements in five groups (the Yashinon of the Half 17 has six elements in four groups); the Half 14 is almost exactly the same size as the Half 17, but significantly heavier. It has a similar Copal in-lens shutter, with programmed exposure on 'Auto', between 1/15 second at f/1.4 (EV 5) and 1/500