1960s
Rangefinder
35 mm
Konica EE-Matic S with National Flash
Konica EE-Matic S with National Flash
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Compact rangefinder from the 1960s with automatic exposure.
Key specs:
- 38mm f/2.8 lens
- Electric Eye (EE) automatic exposure
- Built-in coupled rangefinder
- Manual focus
- Selenium meter (no battery required)
Includes: National flash unit
The EE-Matic S is Konica's entry-level rangefinder with automatic exposure controlled by a selenium meter - meaning no batteries needed for the meter to work. Simple operation with accurate metering and a sharp 38mm lens that's perfect for everyday shooting.
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About the brand
Minolta
Minolta was a Japanese camera and optics maker founded in 1928, credited with launching the world's first integrated autofocus SLR system, the Maxxum and Dynax series, in 1985. After merging with Konica in 2003, the combined company sold its camera business to Sony in 2006, and Minolta's lens mount and technology live on today in Sony's Alpha camera system.
Minolta was a Japanese camera and optics maker founded in 1928, credited with launching the world's first integrated autofocus SLR system, the Maxxum and Dynax series, in 1985. After merging with Konica in 2003, the combined company sold its camera business to Sony in 2006, and Minolta's lens mount and technology live on today in Sony's Alpha camera system.