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  • Minolta X700 kit with 2.8 / 28mm MD lens

    Minolta X700 kit with 2.8 / 28mm MD lens

    Price: 300,00
    The Minolta X-700 is the ideal camera for starting film photographers. It allows the photographer to be creative with light and depth of field but can also help a bit with getting the correct exposures. The camera can shoot on Program mode, meaning it will figure out all exposure settings .....
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  • Minolta Riva Panoramic, 35mm point and shoot

    Minolta Riva Panoramic, 35mm point and shoot

    Price: 150,00
    The Minolta Riva Panoramic is a point and shoot camera that shoots panoramic images on 35mm film. It does make a panoramic image by cropping away the top and bottom part of a regular 35mm frame. You will end up with a wide image with approx 3:1 aspect ratio. By .....
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  • Minolta X-700 + MD Zoom Rokkor 35-70mm

    Minolta X-700 + MD Zoom Rokkor 35-70mm

    Price: 325,00
    The Minolta X-700 is a 35mm SLR film camera that can shoot on full automatic exposure mode. The camera has a Program mode that will figure out the shutterspeed and aperture for you. Very easy to learn camera, of course you can also take over control and shoot on manual .....
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  • Minolta Prod-20’s compact camera

    Minolta Prod-20’s compact camera

    Price: 200,00
    Minolta Prod-20’s (with a hyphen and an apostrophe!) is an autofocus retro designed compact camera from Minolta. It was released in 1990 and was targeted to people who wanted pretty looks and automatic function. The camera has a fixed 35mm F/4.5 and a very powerfull built in flash thats great .....
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  • Minolta Auto Press camera

    Minolta Auto Press camera

    Price: 450,00
    Nice early Minolta camera from the 1930s. Comes with Promar anastigmat Nippon 3.5 / 105mm lens. Shutter fires but slow speeds off. Rangefinder off. Comes with no film holder. Beautiful camera for collector but it shows it’s old age
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  • Minolta 16 Blue and Gold w/ 2 films and pouch

    Price: 180,00
    A nice 16mm miniature camera set in appealing colours. Both camera’s seem to work just fine and are in nice cosmetic condition. Comes with two minolta 16 films with expiry date 1971, and a pouch. A nice set for collection
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  • Minolta SR1 + Rokkor PF 1:2 / 53mm lens

    Price: Sold
    The MinoltaSR1 is a 35mm single lens reflex camera. It has no built in light meter but that makes the shutter fully mechanical. This kit comes with a fast PF 35mm F/2 lens which is ideal for various kinds of photography. Shutterspeeds go from 1/500th down to 1s and bulb .....
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  • Minolta XD 7 boxed + Minolta 50mm 1:2 MD Rokkor

    Price: Sold
    In the 1970’s Leica and Minolta designed a camera toghether which resulted in the Leica R4 and this Minolta XD7. It was the first camera with both an aperture priority and a shutterspeed priority mode and is one of the few Minolta cameras that shows lightmeter information when shooting fully .....
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  • Minolta XD11 + Minolta MD 1:1.8 50mm

    Price: Sold
    Also known as the Minolta XD7 in the European market and the XD Japan the Minolta XD11 was the basis for many Leica SLR’s like the Leica R4, R5, and R6. It’s a great camera with many features like an electronically controlled stepless shutter and both aperture- and shutterspeed priority .....
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  • Minolta CLE + Leica 40mm 1:2 Summicron-C

    Price: Sold
    In the 1970’s Leica and Minolta worked together to design a new compact rangefinder camera with a lightmeter and an M-mount lens bayonet. This design became the Minolta CLE and Leica CL. The Minolta CLE can use the same lenses as the popular Leica M models, has an aperture priority .....
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  • Minolta Autocord 1 with 75mm 1:3.5 Rokkor

    Price: Sold
    A little less famous then the well known Rolleiflex but certainly not a whole lot worse. The Minolta changed a bit of the Rolleiflex design like having a sliding focus knob instead of a rotating one and loading the film from top to bottom istead of the other way around. .....
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  • Minolta X-700 + MD Rokkor 45mm F2 lens

    Price: Sold
    The Minolta X-700 once was the top of the line manual focus SLR camera before they switched to the more elektronic anf AF SLR bodies. The X-700 is loved for its fully automatic program mode but can ofcourse also be used with manual settings. It works with a wide array .....
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  • Minolta Dynax 7 + Sigma zoom 28-105mm 1:2.8-4 Aspherical

    Price: Sold
    The Minolta Dynax 7 was the bridge between analof and digital SLR cameras when released by Minolta in 2000. They even made a digital version called the Dynax 7D and both of these cameras have all the features you’d expect in a modern camera. There is multi-mode metering, autofocus with .....
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  • Minolta XD 5 + Minolta MD 50mm 1:2

    Price: Sold
    In the 1970’s Leica designed a camera together with Minolta which resulted in the Minolta XD7 and the Leica R4. The Minolta XD5 is the younger brother of the XD7 and is almost identical, the metal topcover got replaced for a plastic one, there is a little less information visible .....
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  • Minolta X700 + 45mm 1:2 MD Rokkor

    Price: Sold
    Introduced in 1981 the Minolta X-700 used the body of the XG-M with the electronically controlled shutter and added a Program auto-exposure mode besides the shutter priority and aperture priority exposure modes. The Minolta X-700 also added TTL off the film flash metering and changeable focussing screens. This model is .....
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  • Minolta XG 9 + MD Rokkor 50mm 1:2

    Price: Sold
    The improved successor of the Minolta XG 7. The Minolta XG 9 was produced from 1979 and got a brighter acute matte-focussing screen (yes like those expensive screens for Hasselblad cameras), shows the selected aperture in the viewfinder and has a depth of field preview button. This camera is in .....
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  • Minolta XG-1 + MD Rokkor 1;1.7 / 50mm lens

    Price: Sold
    Introduced in the late 1970s the Minolta XG1 is a very simple Single lens reflex camera. aimed at beginners. It has aperture priority mode as well as full manual operation. however in manual mode the finder display is not informative. This camera is recommended to use as a semi automat.The .....
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  • Minolta XD-7 + Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm 1:1.7

    Price: Sold
    The Minolta XD-7 seems surprisingly similar to the Leica R4. But where the Leica R4 often suffers from electronic issues, the Minolta XD-7 has proved to be more reliable. Minolta and Leica started their collaboration starting from the Minolta XE-7. A wide range of optics are available at a far .....
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  • Minolta CLE kit + M-Rokkor 40mm f/2

    Price: Sold
    The Minoltz CLE is a compact rangefinder camera with interchangable lenses and the Leica M lens mount. It has a built in exposure meter and aperture priority mode. Minolta made the strange design choice however to only make the meter available in A-mode. in manual mode it will be all .....
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  • Minolta X370s kit + MD 50mm 1:1.7

    Price: Sold
    This entry level Minolta X370s kit comes bundled with the Minolta MD 1:1.7 / 50mm lens. At has full manual control as well as an aperture priority mode. The camera was introduced in the 1990s. It’s lightweight and compact. A great camera to start with Analog photography.This kit comes in .....
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  • Minolta X700 + Minolta MD 1:2 / 50mm lens

    Price: Sold
    This Minolta X700 camera comes in an excellent shape. some regular sings of previous use. The camera has been technician checked, cleaned and the seals have been replaced. All functions work smooth as should. The shutter is accurate at all speeds. Meter works correctly also in Aperture priority mode. Lens .....
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  • Minolta CLE kit w/ M-Rokkor 40mm 1:2

    Price: Sold
    The Minolta CLE is a very compact and light weight rangefinder camera which has the Leica M mount. The camera has an Aperture priority mode which makes it very quick in use. Full manual operation is possible as well however Minolta decided to de-activate the exposure meter in that mode.The .....
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