Difference between revisions of "Minolta Hi-Matic C"
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The Minolta Hi-Matic C is a small viewfinder camera for 35mm film. It was introduced by Minolta in 1970. It has a collapsible three-element lens, CdS-meter-controlled aperture, distance symbols in the viewfinder, and for flash usage a guide number scale on the lens barrel.
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