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* Semi Minolta II
 
* Semi Minolta II
 
* Sirius
 
* Sirius
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=== TTL ===
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* Minolta Autocord
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* Minolta Autocord CDS I
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* Minolta Autocord CDS II
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* Minolta Autocord CDS III
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* Minolta Autocord I
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* Minolta Autocord II
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* Minolta Autocord III
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* Minolta Autocord L
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* Minolta Autocord MXS
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* Minolta Autocord MXV
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* Minolta Autocord RA
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* Minolta Autocord RB
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* Minolta Autocord RG
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* Minolta Autocord RI
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* Minolta Miniflex
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* Minoltacord
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* Minoltaflex
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* Minoltaflex Automat
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* Minoltaflex I
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* Minoltaflex II
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* Minoltaflex IIB
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* Minoltaflex III
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===Digital===
 
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==== Digital SLR ====
 
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* [[Maxxum 7D]] Digital SLR
 
* [[Maxxum 7D]] Digital SLR
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===Medium Format===
 
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* [[Autocord]]
 
  
 
=== Links ===
 
=== Links ===
 
* [http://members.aol.com/manualminolta/ Miniman - site dedicated to all film, still, non-af Minolta cameras]
 
* [http://members.aol.com/manualminolta/ Miniman - site dedicated to all film, still, non-af Minolta cameras]

Revision as of 18:58, 21 January 2005

Minolta is often thought of as a second rung camera manufacturer in the photography world, one step below Nikon and Canon. However, Minolta has been a pioneer in a number of ways. They were the first to develop the Autofocus SLR with the Maxxum/Dynax 7000. The Maxxum/Dynax 7 had a revolutionary user interface and the Dimage 7 in many ways created the Prosumer Digital catagory of cameras. They also generally have a very competitive price/performance ratio.

Minolta has had a small but dedicated following among some professional photographers.

One critisism of Minolta has been their slowness to get onboard with a digital SLR camera that was compatible with the Maxxum lenses. In late November 2004, Konica Minolta finally released the much anticipated Maxxum 7D DSLR.

In 2004 (?) Minolta merged with Konica to form Konica Minolta. All new camera's after that time were badged as Konica Minolta (see also Konica Minolta).

Minolta Cameras

35mm Rangefinder

35mm Viewfinder

  • Minolta Autowide
  • Minolta f12
  • Minolta F35 Big Finder
  • Minolta Freedom I
  • Minolta FS-E II
  • Minolta Hi-Matic 5
  • Minolta Hi-Matic C
  • Minolta Hi-Matic CSII
  • Minolta Hi-Matic G
  • Minolta Hi-Matic G2
  • Minolta Hi-Matic GF
  • Minolta Hi-Matic S
  • Minolta Hi-Matic S2
  • Minolta Hi-Matic SD
  • Minolta Hi-Matic SD2
  • Minolta Memo
  • Minolta Minoltina-P
  • Minolta Repo (half-frame)
  • Minolta Repo-S (half-frame)

35mm SLR (non-AF)

35mm SLR AF (Dynax/Maxxum)

The Dynax/Maxxum (Maxxum in North America, Dynax elsewhere) line of Cameras is an Autofocus line of SLR cameras. The cameras are not compatible with the previous manual focus SLR lenses.

Other Film Cameras

Disc Cameras

    • Minolta ac 101 Courreges
    • Minolta ac 301 Courreges
    • Minolta Disc-5
    • Minolta Disc-7
    • Minolta Disc-S
    • Minolta Disc-K

16mm Cameras

    • 16
    • 16 Automat
    • 16 Cds
    • 16 EE
    • 16 EE2
    • 16 Electro-Zoom-X
    • 16 II
    • 16 MG
    • 16 MGS
    • 16 P
    • 16 Ps
    • 16 QT
    • Sonocon 16 MB-ZA

110 Cameras

    • Minolta 110 Zoom SLR
    • Minolta 110 Zoom SLR Mark II
    • Pocket Autopak 200
    • Pocket Autopak 250
    • Pocket Autopak 270
    • Pocket Autopak 430-E
    • Pocket Autopak 430-EX
    • Pocket Autopak 440-EX
    • Pocket Autopak 450-E
    • Pocket Autopak 450-EX
    • Pocket Autopak 460-T
    • Pocket Autopak 460-TX
    • Pocket Autopak 50
    • Pocket Autopak 70
    • Pocket Pak 40
    • Pocket Pak 440-E
    • Pocket Pak 60
    • Weathermatic A

126 Cameras

    • Minolta Autopak 400-X
    • Minolta Autopak 500 / Ilford Monarch / Revuematic 500
    • Minolta Autopak 550
    • Minolta Autopak 600-X
    • Minolta Autopak 700

127 Cameras

    • Baby Minolta
    • Minolta Miniflex
    • Minolta Vest
    • Nifcalette
    • Minolta Autopak 800
    • Revere 3M Automatic 1034

Folding Cameras

  • Arcadia
  • Auto Minolta
  • Auto Minolta I
  • Auto Press Minolta
  • Auto Semi Minolta
  • Auto Semi Minolta IIIA
  • Auto Semi Minolta P
  • Happy Hand
  • Happy Hand -- type S
  • Minolta
  • Minolta Best
  • Minolta Marble
  • Minolta Six
  • Nifca Dox
  • Nifca Klapp
  • Nifca Sport
  • Semi Minolta I
  • Semi Minolta II
  • Sirius

TTL

  • Minolta Autocord
  • Minolta Autocord CDS I
  • Minolta Autocord CDS II
  • Minolta Autocord CDS III
  • Minolta Autocord I
  • Minolta Autocord II
  • Minolta Autocord III
  • Minolta Autocord L
  • Minolta Autocord MXS
  • Minolta Autocord MXV
  • Minolta Autocord RA
  • Minolta Autocord RB
  • Minolta Autocord RG
  • Minolta Autocord RI
  • Minolta Miniflex
  • Minoltacord
  • Minoltaflex
  • Minoltaflex Automat
  • Minoltaflex I
  • Minoltaflex II
  • Minoltaflex IIB
  • Minoltaflex III


Digital

Minolta and Konica Minolta use the Dimage nameplate on all of the digital cameras.

Digital SLR

Links

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