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Minolta Hi-Matic 7s Silver

Minolta Hi-Matic 7s Silver

$190.00 NZD
$190.00 NZD
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Classic rangefinder from the 1960s with excellent optics and full manual control.

Key specs:

  • 45mm f/1.8 lens
  • Coupled rangefinder focusing
  • Manual and auto exposure modes
  • Built-in light meter

Condition: Viewfinder is hazy (common with vintage cameras of this age). This affects framing clarity but does not impact image quality. The rangefinder patch may still be usable for focusing.

The Hi-Matic 7s was Minolta's premium compact rangefinder, featuring that fast f/1.8 lens known for excellent sharpness and character. CdS meter provides accurate auto-exposure or you can shoot fully manual.

Great for street photography, travel, and everyday shooting if you're comfortable working with a hazy finder. The images will still be sharp - it's just the view that's affected.

Solid option for anyone wanting classic rangefinder experience at an affordable price point.

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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.