attack_donut
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I see many Rollei bayonet filters and attachments on ebay, but not so many for yashica...will they interchange?
I now have a Yashica D FWIW
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Benchista
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Rollei Bayonet 1 (RI, Bay 1) should fit.
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Terrywoodenpic
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The number 1 for F3.5 lenses fits perfectly as do minolta autocord, Yashicamat, and numerous third party ones.
If you need bayonet 2 or 3 life is much more difficult but a few third party ones were made, some of which were Just holders that took filter glasses.
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Wich Tyler
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The number 1 for F3.5 lenses
As opposed to Bay II for f3.5 lenses?
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If you need bayonet 2 or 3 life is much more difficult
For the camera in question, you don't. In fact I'm not aware of any non-Rollei camera that takes any other Rollei bayonet size than Bay I. And as the OP pointed out, Rollei filters are plentiful on ebay.
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Terrywoodenpic
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As opposed to Bay II for f3.5 lenses?
a 3.5 planar or xenotar takes a bayonet 2 so you might be offered these as suitable for a f3.5 camera.
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For the camera in question, you don't. In fact I'm not aware of any non-Rollei camera that takes any other Rollei bayonet size than Bay I. And as the OP pointed out, Rollei filters are plentiful on ebay.
That is true but I have been offered the wrong size by advertisers, so it is as well to know the difference.
Information was also given for others reading this, who might be confused by the various Rollie bayonet sizes.
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As opposed to Bay II for f3.5 lenses?
a 3.5 planar or xenotar takes a bayonet 2 so you might be offered these as suitable for a f3.5 camera.
Quite, so describing Bay I as "for f3.5 lenses" was slightly confusing.
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For the camera in question, you don't. In fact I'm not aware of any non-Rollei camera that takes any other Rollei bayonet size than Bay I. And as the OP pointed out, Rollei filters are plentiful on ebay.
That is true but I have been offered the wrong size by advertisers, so it is as well to know the difference.
Information was also given for others reading this, who might be confused by the various Rollie bayonet sizes.
Oh I quite agree, just it's important to make that clear so as not to confuse the OP.
Anyway, if you get the wrong size filter, the answer is simple - buy a Rollei that fits it. 
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