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Camera Maker: Minolta
The Minolta Dynax 700si is a high spec 35mm autofocus camera made for pro or serious amateur photographers by Minolta in about 1993.
Some sample photos from the Minolta X-700 35mm SLR camera which was an excellent camera at the time it was made.
How I fixed the shutter on my Minolta XG-M camera by replacing two capacitors in the shutter release circuit.
This is my review/description of the Minolta X-700 35mm slr which, in my opinion, was probably the best manual focus camera Minolta produced.
Some sample photos from a Minolta Dynax 505si Super that were taken during a holiday to Gloucestershire.
I look at the Minolta Vectis S-1 APS film camera from the mid 1990s, and a description of the APS system.
The Minolta Hi-Matic F is one of a whole host of small rangefinder cameras which were very popular in the 1960's and 70's.
The Minolta Uniomat II is a simple, light cell driven, match-needle exposure camera with a rangefinder focus system and flash synchronisation.
A review of a classic 35mm film camera - the Minolta X-300 fitted with the Minolta 50mm f/1.7 lens.
Some picture samples taken on a Minolta 7000, which was the first 35mm SLR with internal autofocus
The Minolta 7000 was introduced by Minolta in about 1985 and is a 35 mm film SLR.
The main Minolta Dynax 5 page on this site has now been updated to show the sample photos I've taken with the first roll of film developed from the camera. Click the photo for the link to the original post - the samples are at the bottom.
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