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  • 1980s
  • SLR
  • 35 mm

Minolta Dynax 7000i with 35-80mm

Minolta Dynax 7000i with 35-80mm

Cosmetic Condition
3/5
$215.00 NZD
$215.00 NZD
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The Minolta Dynax 7000i is a step up from the entry-level Dynax range — faster autofocus, more control, and compatibility with Minolta's clever expansion card system for customising camera behaviour. A capable autofocus SLR that still holds its own for everyday film shooting.

Comes with a 35-80mm zoom lens for general use. Worth noting the body's grip is in poor condition — the rubber is deteriorating — but it doesn't affect how the camera functions. A cosmetic issue that's common on cameras of this age.

What's included:

  • Minolta Dynax 7000i body (grip in poor condition)
  • Minolta AF 35-80mm lens

Lens system: Minolta/Sony A mount

35-70mm f/4.0

Skill Level: Intermediate

  • Comfortable with basic settings
  • Understanding aperture/shutter relationship
  • Aperture-priority cameras, basic manual SLRs with meters

Warranty: 2 Months from purchase

All second-hand film cameras sold at Camera House NZ come with a 2 month warranty when they've been film tested by us.

Our 2 month warranty covers mechanical and electronic failures that occur during normal use. If something goes wrong with your camera during this period, bring it back and we'll sort it out.

This warranty reflects our confidence in the cameras we sell and our commitment to getting you out shooting with reliable equipment. We've been in the photography business since 1953, and we stand behind the gear we sell.

Guarantee: Film Tested

We put a roll of film through each camera to verify that the shutter, film advance, and light meter (where fitted) are working correctly. This real-world testing ensures you're getting a camera that's ready to shoot, not just one that looks good on the shelf.

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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

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.