Lens hoods, lens caps, battery adapters, replacement parts, and tools: everything you need for your Yashica Mat 124G, 124, Yashica-A, or Yashica 44. We make most parts ourselves in Würzburg, and everything is ready to ship immediately.
Your Yashica Mat uses the Bay I mount. Our TLR lens & bayonet guide (Bay I/II/III) shows which Rolleiflex, Rolleicord, and Yashica models use each mount.
Lens hoods (Bay I)
The Bay I bayonet mount on the Yashica Mat 124G is identical to that of the Rolleiflex T and Rolleicord. All lens hoods here fit both systems. Choose from three versions: the classic single lens hood, the dual lens hood for the taking and viewing lenses, and the combo version with an integrated 46mm filter thread.
Bay I lens hood for Yashica Mat 124G, Rolleiflex T & Rolleicord
Bay 1 dual lens hood for Yashica Mat 124G & Rolleiflex T
Bay I lens hood & filter adapter for Yashica Mat 124G, Rolleiflex T
Lens caps & filter adapters
The dual lens cap protects both lenses at the same time: the taking lens and the viewing lens. The Bay-1 filter adapter lets you use standard 37mm screw-in filters without modification.
Replacement parts
Lost or broken battery compartment cover? No problem. Our reproduction fits the Yashica Mat 124G and 124 precisely, with the same thread specification as the original.
Camera accessories
Spirit level for the side accessory shoe, 35mm viewfinder mask for panoramic crops, and angle adapter for flash units. Everything that adds practical functions to the Yashica Mat.
Battery & Light Meter
The Yashica Mat 124G requires a PX625 battery for its built-in light meter. The original mercury cells have been banned for decades. Our adapters provide a lasting solution using readily available 675 zinc-air button cells that deliver around 1.4V, only slightly more than the original 1.35V.
Why not simply insert an LR44?
The LR44 supplies 1.5V instead of the original 1.35V. As a result, the 124G’s light meter systematically displays incorrect values, causing all photos to be underexposed by approximately 1/3 to 2/3 of a stop. With the PX625 adapter and a zinc-air cell, you get around 1.4V, so close to 1.35V that there is practically no difference in exposure.
Yashica 44 / 44LM / 44A
Yashica’s compact 127 TLR. Smaller than the Mat 124G, with a different bayonet mount (28.5 mm / Bay 1). The lens hood and lens cap are specially made for the 44 series.
Yashica-A
The Yashica-A is the entry-level TLR in the Yashica line, without a light meter but robust and mechanically simple. The front lens has a different thread from the Mat 124G, so the A requires its own lens hoods and caps.
Consumables & Tools
Cable release and battery compartment tool—two helpers regularly needed when working with the Yashica Mat.
Further resources
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