MINOLTA X 370 N

Body type: SLR Mount: Minolta Film speed range: ISO 12 to 3,200 Flash synchronization: 1/60 second or slower, flash bulb 1/15 second or slower Lens included: Yes Focal length: 35-70mm Focus type: Manual and automatic Additional lens: No Focal length of lens No. 2: NA Minimum aperture No. 2: NA Maximum aperture No. 2: NA Focus type No. 2: NA Film format: 35mm Auto rewind: Rewind-release button and rewind crank Built-in motor drive: Yes Autofocus system: Yes Manual focus: Yes Spot metering mode: No Multisegment metering: No Center-weighted metering: Yes Exposure compensation: Yes Auto exposure lock: Yes Auto exposure bracketing: No Manual exposure mode: Yes Programmed exposure modes: Yes Multiple exposure: No Depth-of-field preview: No Diopter correction: -1 Mirror prelock: No PC cord socket: No Built-in flash: Yes Red-eye reduction: No Fill-flash (forced flash): No Hot shoe for external flash: Direct contact, synchro auto control contact TTL flash metering: Yes Top synch speed: Automatic flash synchronized with shutter Panorama mode: No Burst mode or continuous shooting: No Self-timer: Electronic with 10-second delay; operation indicated by self-timer LED on front of camera, cancelable Remote included: No Date imprinting: No Waterproof: No Other special features: Quartz-controlled circuitry, metered manual exposure control for unlimited creativity, electromagnetic shutter release Battery requirements: Uses 1 CR-1/3 N 3-volt lithium-ion battery, 2 1.5-volt alkaline-manganese LR44 (A76), or 2 1.5-volt silver oxide SR44 (G13) batteries Batteries included: No Operates without batteries: No Included in box: Camera body, a 35-70mm zoom lens and electroflash, a battery case, and eyepiece cap Width: 5.3 inches Height: 3.5 inches Depth: 2 inches Weight: 16.5 ounces

MINOLTA 16 MODEL P

Specification

Years of production	1960-1965
Lens	25mm Rokkor
Aperture	f3.5-16
Shutter Speeds	1/100
ASA Range	10, 25, 40, 80, 200  (e.g. 210587) or 10, 32, 40, 80, 160 (e.g. 175551, 257047)
Flash sync.	F class bulb electronic flash
Negative Size	10x14mm
Finishes	chrome
Supplied	case, wrist strap
Manuals	English:
Dimensions	104mm (W) x 44mm (D) x 27mm (H)

MINOLTA HI MATIC 11 SUPER 3

• Lens: Rokkor PF 45mm f1.7, focus down to 3ft.
• Shutter: Seiko ALA 1/8 - 1/500+B, with self-timer
• Flash: PC socket (at end, below rewind crank) + hot shoe
• Film speed range: 25-500 ASA
• Viewfinder: rangefinder with shutter and aperture displays

The CdS meter is driven by a PX625 mercury battery, fitted into the base.

MINOLTA X 300

Camera Specifications

• Minolta
• Film format: 24x36mm frames on 35mm film
• Type: Single Lens Reflex
• Lens mount: MD Mount
• Split-image spot, microprism band and acute matte field focusing screen.
• In viewfinder shutter speed scale/LED display.
• Cable shutter release on body next to lens.
• Electrically controlled focal plane shutter 4 sec to 1/1000 sec (Auto), 1 sec to 1/1000th (Manual).
• 10 Second self-timer with LED indication.
• AE lock (15 seconds).
• ISO Range 12-3200
• 2 x AG13/LR44 batteries required.

MINOLTA DYNAX 9 xi

Specification

The Minolta Dynax/Maxxum specifications are as follows:^[2]
AF system: Minolta's through the lens (TTL) phase-detection system with four CCD sensors; activated by Eye-start; Multi-dimensional predictive focus control; built in AF illuminator automatically activated in low light/low contrast conditions; AF sensitivity range: EV -1 to 19 (at ISO100); AF illuminator range: 0.7 to 9m (Based on Minolta's standard test methods)
Metering: TTL-type; 14-segment honeycomb-pattern silicon photocell (SPC) automatically activated by Eye-start; second SPC for TTL flash metering of dedicated flash unit; range: honeycomb-pattern EV 0-20, center-weighted average EV 0-20, spot EV 3-20 (ISO100, 50mm f1.4 lens)
Shutter Electronically-controlled, vertical-traverse, focal-plane type; automatic speeds: in P and A modes, stepless 1/12000 to 30 sec. with nearest half-stop displayed; manual speeds: in S and M modes, 1/12000 to 30sec in nearest 1/2-stop increments plus BULB in M modes; x-sync shutter speed: 1/300sec.; x-sync shutter speed in wireless/remote flash mode: 1/60.(1/30sec. in ratio)
Viewfinder: Eye-level fixed pentaprism showing 92% of vertical and 94% of horizontal field of view; magnification: 0.75X with 50mm lens at infinity; transparent LCD screen and Acute-Matte screen; diopter: -2.5 to +0.5 adjustable; long eye-relief.
Focusing Screen Changeable at an authorized Minolta Service facility; type L (matte field with grid) or type S (matte field with vertical/horizontal scales)
Film-speed range Automatic range: ISO 25-5000 in 1/3-stop increments; manual range: ISO 6-6400 in 1/3-stop increments
Power 6-volt 2CR5 lithium battery
Battery performance Approximately 50 rolls (based on Minolta's standard test method, using 24-exposure rolls)
Dimensions 6-7/16x3-7/8 x 2-1/2 in. (163 x 98.5 x 64mm)
Weight 1 lb. 10-1/8oz. (740g) without lens and battery; Quartz Data Back model: 1 lb.10-5/8 (755g) without lens and battery

MINOLTA X 500

Electronically controlled stepless shutter speeds from 1/1000 to 4 seconds for aperture priority mode, and 1/1000 to 1 second plus “B” for metered manual mode.

Touch-switch meter activation without having to depress the shutter release.

Very bright acute-matte viewfinder screen with details of selected aperture, camera mode (“M” or “A”) and camera recommended/selected shutter speed. In manual mode the user set shutter speed is indicated by a blinking LED. Viewfinder shows 95% of film frame area, at a huge 0.9x magnification. A range of interchangeable screens was available (see here).
Automatic exposure lock button.
Remote shutter release that will accept both electronic and manual shutter releases.
Audible slow speed alert when required shutter speed will be 1/30 second or less (can be disabled).
Silicon photocell TTL centre weighted meter, measured at full aperture for normal display, then at taking aperture for automatic exposure calculation, with a second meter for measuring off the film during TTL flash operation. Automatic exposure range EV1 to EV18.
ISO 12 to 3200 film speed range.
Horizontal traverse silk shutter, enabling maximum sync speed of 1/60 sec.
Plastic body construction, encased in light metal.
Can be used with the Auto Winder G for motor driven sequences of up to 2 frames per second, or with the Motor Drive 1 for exposure sequences at up to an amazing 3.5 frames per second.
Depth of field preview button.
Plastic shutter blind attached to strap for tripod use (won't mess up your metering).
PC connection for studio flash use.
Film “safe-load” indicator.
Audible and visible self timer (LED). Audible alert can be disengaged.

minolta hi matic f

n 1972 Minolta released a new version of their Hi-Matic consumer rangefinder cameras, the HI-MATIC F, with the less sophisticated 38mm (f2.7) Rokkor lens. It had the same light and compact camera body as the Hi-Matic E, but it had been cheaper, built with less features. The rangefinder had only parallax marks, no mechanical parallax correction. The CDS meter did control exposure time and aperture. The camera had a flash guide number selector which provided an automatic aperture control depending on the distance for flashlight photography.

• Lens: 1:2,7/38mm (4 lenses)
• Films: 35mm films of 25 ASA upto 500 ASA film speed
• Exposure: CdS-meter coupled with shutter, meter window within the filter connection ring
• Shutter speed: 4 - 1/724 sec. ( 1/20 sec. with flash )
• Viewfinder: simple rangefinder
• weight: 360 g without the RM-640 battery
• dimensions 113 x 73 x 54 mm

MINOLTA AUTOPAK 500

• Type: viewfinder film camera
• Manufacturer: Minolta
• Year of launch: 1966
• Film: 126 film cartridge
• Lens: Rokkor 1:2.8/38mm with 4 elements
• Viewfinder: bright frame with parallax marks, distance symbols mirrored into finder, flash indicator
• Shutter: speed 1/90 sec. in normal or 1/40 sec. in flash mode
• Film advance: lever needs two moves for next exposure
• Flash: X flash cubes, fired if needed
• Dimensions: 118 × 71 × 57mm
• Weight: 320 g

MINOLTA 9000

Specifications

• Type: Fully automatic SLR camera body (exception: manual film advance)
• Manufacturer: Minolta
• Year of launch: 1985
• Film: DX-coded 35mm film with speeds from 6 to 6400 ASA
• Lens mount: Minolta A-mount
• Focusing: TTL phase detecting autofocus
• Shutter: Focal plane shutter with speeds 30 sec. to 1/4000 sec.
• Metering: TTL, center-weighted or spot-metering
• Exposure: program controlled mode, manual mode, aperture priority or shutter priority mode
• Flash: hot shoe for Minolta AF-flashes, TTL controlled operation, shutter synchronized for speed 1/60, 1/125 and 250 sec.
• Finder: Pentaprism finder, diopter correction
• Display: LCD displays on body and in the view finder
• Film advance: Lever and rewind crank, automatic winder available
• Weight: 645 g
• Dimensions: 53×92×139mm

MINOLTA XG1

Camera Name XG-1 (XG1) Manufacturer Minolta Place of Manufacture Japan Date of Manufacture 1979-84 Focusing System Single lens reflex Lens Mount Minolta MD Mount Shutter Rubberized horizontal focal plane curtain.1 sec - 1/1000 sec + B (X-sync @ 1/60)Self-timer Metering System Through the lens (TTL) aperture priority (AE) meteringCenterweighted averaging meterNon-metered manual mode optionFlash auto-exposure with dedicated flash units Flash External hot-shoe and PC cable connection for X sync flash Film type / speeds Type 135 film (35mm standard) ASA 25 to 1600 Battery type 1 x Eveready S-76 battery

MINOLTA XD7

Electronically controlled stepless shutter speeds from 1/1000 to 1 second for automatic modes plus stepped speeds from 1/1000 to 1 second plus “B” in metered manual mode. “X” sync setting for 1/100 sec, plus fully mechanical operation at “O” (1/100 sec) and “B”.Completely electronic automatic aperture control in shutter priority mode.Final check metering system (after stopping the lens down the camera performs a final check to ensure that the exposure will be correct). This was later also used in the Minolta X-700.Very bright acute-matte viewfinder screen with details of selected aperture and shutter speed, so no need to take the eye from the viewfinder, even in metered manual mode.A range of interchangeable screens was available (see here).Vertical traverse metal blade focus plane shutter for quiet operation, and also enabling a fast 1/100 sec flash sync speed. This sync was the fastest of the Minolta Manual focus bodies, and was nearly twice as fast as the later X-700.Silicon photocell TTL centre weighted meter, measuring at full aperture for display then at taking aperture for exposure. Automatic exposure range EV1 to EV18.Can be used without batteries in fully mechanical mode at B for long exposures, or at “O” for 1/100 sec. This feature was included because photographers had traditionally been used to mechanical cameras, and there was still some hesitation at relying on a battery. What it means now is that for extremely long exposures the battery can be removed, resulting in zero current drain. Later models, such as the X-700 had a maximum long exposure time of about 2 hours, due to the fact that battery power was required to keep the mirror up.Remote shutter release that will accept both electronic and manual shutter releases.Unlike later cameras like the X-700, the XD7 uses a full metal body construction.Can be used with the Autowinder D for motor driven sequences of up to 2 frames per second.Exposure adjustment lever for up to two stops over or under exposure from the metered setting.Depth of field preview button.Built-in eyepiece shutter for tripod use (won't mess up your metering).PC connection for studio flash use.Film “safe-load” indicator.Self timer (adjustable from 2 to 10 seconds).

MINOLTA XD7

Electronically controlled stepless shutter speeds from 1/1000 to 1 second for automatic modes plus stepped speeds from 1/1000 to 1 second plus “B” in metered manual mode. “X” sync setting for 1/100 sec, plus fully mechanical operation at “O” (1/100 sec) and “B”. Completely electronic automatic aperture control in shutter priority mode. Final check metering system (after stopping the lens down the camera performs a final check to ensure that the exposure will be correct). This was later also used in the Minolta X-700. Very bright acute-matte viewfinder screen with details of selected aperture and shutter speed, so no need to take the eye from the viewfinder, even in metered manual mode. A range of interchangeable screens was available (see here). Vertical traverse metal blade focus plane shutter for quiet operation, and also enabling a fast 1/100 sec flash sync speed. This sync was the fastest of the Minolta Manual focus bodies, and was nearly twice as fast as the later X-700. Silicon photocell TTL centre weighted meter, measuring at full aperture for display then at taking aperture for exposure. Automatic exposure range EV1 to EV18. Can be used without batteries in fully mechanical mode at B for long exposures, or at “O” for 1/100 sec. This feature was included because photographers had traditionally been used to mechanical cameras, and there was still some hesitation at relying on a battery. What it means now is that for extremely long exposures the battery can be removed, resulting in zero current drain. Later models, such as the X-700 had a maximum long exposure time of about 2 hours, due to the fact that battery power was required to keep the mirror up. Remote shutter release that will accept both electronic and manual shutter releases. Unlike later cameras like the X-700, the XD7 uses a full metal body construction. Can be used with the Autowinder D for motor driven sequences of up to 2 frames per second. Exposure adjustment lever for up to two stops over or under exposure from the metered setting. Depth of field preview button. Built-in eyepiece shutter for tripod use (won't mess up your metering). PC connection for studio flash use. Film “safe-load” indicator. Self timer (adjustable from 2 to 10 seconds).

MINOLTA 16

Minolta 16 Specifications Maker Chiyoda kohgaku(now Minola) C.A. Original 1957, Type II 1960 Film Minolata 16mm magazine, 10x14mm, 20 Exp. Focus 3-4 meter Fixed Lens Rokkor25mm F3.5(3-Ele. 3-Grp.)Min. aperture F11Rokkor22mm F2.8(3-Ele. 3-Grp.)Min. aperture F16 Shutter Slide shutter 1/25 1/50 1/200 X terminalSlide shutter B, 1/30 to 1/500 X terminal Size / Weight 79x24x42mm/150g

MINOLTA WETHERMATIC

Type: watertight pocket camera Manufacturer: Minolta Year of release: 1980 Films: Type 110 16mm film cartridges Lens: Rokkor 1:3.5/26mm (4 coated glass elements in 3 groups) Focusing: five distances selectable by turning the knob with the 5 distance symbols Shutter: metal blade shutter with fixed speed 1/200 sec. Aperture: 3 apertures selectable with a knob, one for sun, one for clouds or one for flashlight viewfinder: bright frame finder with parallax correction marks, low light indicator and focusing symbols Flash: bult-in, selectable with aperture switch Film advance: by lever Battery: 1 × AA 1.5V for the Cds-meter Accessories: Sports finder, replacement tightening material max. diving depth: 5 m

MINOLTA HI MATIC F

Lens : 38mm, f/2.7, Rokkor (4 elements in 3 groups) 46mm filter mountMinimum focusing distance = 0.8 meters Shutter: Seiko ESL Electronic Shutter 4 sec ~ 1/724 sec. X-flash sync at all speeds Exposure meter : Program automatic electronic exposure Lights on top of camera / rangefinder warn of under/over exposure conditions EV 0.9- 17(at ISO 100) ASA 25 to 400 Silicon cell above the lens Battery : 2 x 1.35V PX640 mercury cells (compatible with PX640A alkaline) Size and weight : 113 x 73 x 54mm ; 360g

MINOLTA ALF

Film Size: 135 Picture Size: 24x36mm Marketed: 1967 Lens Mount: Fixed Lens: Minolta Rokkor 38mm f/2.7

MINOLTA SRT 101

Camera Name SR-T 101 SR-T 201 Manufacturer Minolta Place of Manufacture Japan Date of Manufacture 1973-75 1973-75 Focusing System Single lens reflex Lens Mount Minolta MD Mount Shutter Rubberized horizontal focal plane curtain.1 sec - 1/1000 sec + B (X-sync @ 1/60)Self-timer Metering System CdS cell mounted through the lensFull aperture match-needle metering Flash External cold-shoe and PC cable connection for FP and X sync flash External hot-shoe and PC cable connection for FP and X sync flash Film type / speeds Type 135 film (35mm standard) ASA 6 to 6400 Battery type 1 x 1.35v PX625 battery

MINOLTA DYNAX 7000i

AF sensors 3 line AF range [EV] 0 – 18 AF modes? AF-A AF assist light? yes Supported lenses? classic Features Eye-start no Custom functions 0 Other features – Metering Metering modes? 6 segments, center-weighted, spot Metering range [EV] (with spot) 0 – 20 (?) Exposure modes? P with shift, A, S, M Subject programs cards Exposure compensation ± 4 (1/2) Flash Flash modes? normal Flash metering? CW-TTL Requires D flash unit no Flash guide number [m]/ coverage [mm] -/- X-Sync speed 1/125 High Speed Sync no Wireless flash no Wireless x-sync speed? – Wireless HSS no Wireless Flash Controller compatible? no Ratio flash control no Flash exposure compensation Cards Studio flash socket no Compatible with DR-1000 yes Viewfinder Viewfinder type pentaprism Viewfinder coverage 92% × 94% Viewfinder magnification 0.84× Eye relief [mm]/ from frame [mm]? unknown Screens? G (default), L, S Diopter adjustment [diopters] -1 Eyepiece cup EC-7 Viewfinder accessory compatible? yes Shooting Mirror lock-up no Remote release socket yes Wireless remote release IR-1N Depth of field preview no Aperture can be changed during depth of field preview no Silent depth of field preview no Frame rate [fps] 3 Frame rate with AF [fps] unknown Shutter speed [s] 30 – 1/4000, B Timer for Bulb exposures no Bracketing frames (stops) – Multiple exposures – Film features Leader out no ISO override yes IR safe? yes Construction and accessories Weather sealing no Batteries 1× 2CR5 Battery pack – Vertical grip – Accessory shoe cap SC-7 Standard accessories body cap, batteries, strap Weight [g]? 590 Data saver – Date back DB-7, PB-7

Minolta 7000 MAXXUM

Type: 35mm SLR Lens mount: Minolta A-mount Focus: TTL phase detecting autofocus Exposure: Program, Aperture priority, Shutter priority and depth-of-field autoexposure; match-needle manual6 zone evaluative or 6.5% partial metering Flash: Hot shoe only

Minolta SRT 303

Single lens reflex camera with through-the-lens CLC (Contrast Light Compensator) meter coupled to shutter and film speed. Meter sensitivity EV 3 to EV 17 at ASA 100. Film speeds supported ASA 6-6400 Fully mechanical cloth focal plane shutter with speeds from 1-1/1000 sec plus B Shutter speeds 1-1/60 sec with electronic flash Oversized quick return mirror for no image cut-off even with supertelephoto lenses Exposure control needle, selected shutter speed and aperture visible in viewfinder Flash synchronisation (X and FP) Mat-Fresnel-field focusing screen with split-image spot surrounded by microprism band Film safe-load indicator Automatic reset film counter Film memo holder Accessory hotshoe Self timer Depth of field preview button