Konica Minolta Zoom 60 Date

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Konica Minolta Zoom 60 Date
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The Zoom 60 Date was a 35mm film camera made by Konica Minolta. It has a zoom lens which is controlled by two buttons just behind the shutter release on top of the camera. One has a "W" on it for wide-angle shots and the other has a "T" for telephoto. There is a LCD display on top for the frame number. On the top left, there is an on-off switch and a mode switch to select between Red Eye, Flash, Automatic Flash and self timer. It also features a date mechanism, located on the back film door. It has a tripod socket on the bottom and came with a carrying strap. Power is supplied by two ordinary AA batteries.

Camera: Konica Minolta Zoom 60 Date Film Type: 135 (35mm) Lens: Konica Minolta Zoom 35-60mm Focus: Autofocus Flash: Built in Batteries: 2 AA

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