35 mm
Compact
Minolta Riva Zoom 105i
Minolta Riva Zoom 105i
Chunky 35mm zoom point-and-shoot from the 90s with quirky ergonomics.
Key specs:
- 38-105mm zoom lens
- Autofocus
- Built-in flash
- Panorama mode
- DX coding (automatic ISO detection)
The Riva Zoom 105i is... well, it's big. And weirdly shaped. Definitely not slipping into any pockets. The zoom range is decent, but the whole package is bulkier than you'd expect for what it is.
Automatic everything means it's easy to use, even if the handling is a bit quirky. Does the job for travel and everyday snapshots if you don't mind the size and unusual grip.
Budget point-and-shoot with zoom reach - just prepare for the bulk and distinctive 90s design.
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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 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.