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| − | The '''[[Minolta]] HiMatic 7SII''' is a versatile [[35mm]], [[shutter priority|shutter-priority]] [[rangefinder camera]]. The camera is very similar in most respects to the [[Vivitar 35ES]], [[Revue 400SE]] and [[Konica Auto S3]], and is believed to have been built by [[Cosina]] for [[Minolta]]. The 7sII has a fast (f/1.7) 40mm, six-element lens that has garnered a reputation for extremely sharp and detailed images. | + | The '''[[Minolta]] HiMatic 7SII''', introduced in 1977, is a versatile [[35mm]], [[shutter priority|shutter-priority]] [[rangefinder camera]]. The camera is very similar in most respects to the [[Vivitar 35ES]], [[Revue 400SE]] and [[Konica Auto S3]], and is believed to have been built by [[Cosina]] for [[Minolta]]. The 7sII has a fast (f/1.7) 40mm, six-element lens that has garnered a reputation for extremely sharp and detailed images. |
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The Minolta HiMatic 7SII, introduced in 1977, is a versatile 35mm, shutter-priority rangefinder camera. The camera is very similar in most respects to the Vivitar 35ES, Revue 400SE and Konica Auto S3, and is believed to have been built by Cosina for Minolta. The 7sII has a fast (f/1.7) 40mm, six-element lens that has garnered a reputation for extremely sharp and detailed images.
- Exposure: CdS cell, shutter-priority AE, manual override (w/o metering)
- Lens: Rokkor 40/1.7, 6 elements in 4 groups
- Shutter speed: Auto 1/8~1/500 sec & Manual 1/8-1/500 sec & B.
- Shutter type: COPAL.
- Film Range: ASA 25 to ASA 800.
- Display in viewfinder: aperture, over/under exposure
- Size 115x60x77 mm
Also sold as the Revue 400SE, Prinz 35ER, Konica Auto S3 and Vivitar 35ES.
Links
- Minolta Hi-Matic page in wikipedia
- Lionel's Minolta Hi-Matic 7S II overview at 35mm-compact.com
- Antonys' Hi-Matic 7Sii overview at rokkorfiles.com
- Hi-Matic 7s II on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand
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