Minolta Hi-Magic AF2
Minolta Hi-Magic AF2 is a compact 35mm film camera with a fixed 38mm f/2.8 lens and autofocus. It uses 35mm film, has a built-in flash, an optical viewfinder and a simple point-and-shoot layout that suits casual shooting. With ISO support from 25 to 400 and a modest 350 g body, it is easy to carry and straightforward to use. It is a good used camera for buyers wanting an uncomplicated film compact or sellers listing a classic Minolta point-and-shoot.
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Minolta Hi-Magic AF2 Model Overview
Specifications
- Brand
- Minolta
- Model
- Hi-Magic AF2
- Release year
- 1981
- Storage Media Type
- 35mm Film
- Sensor Type
- Film
- Sensor Size
- Full Frame
Minolta Hi-Magic AF2 is a compact 35mm film camera with a fixed 38mm f/2.8 lens and autofocus. It uses 35mm film, has a built-in flash, an optical viewfinder and a simple point-and-shoot layout that suits casual shooting. With ISO support from 25 to 400 and a modest 350 g body, it is easy to carry and straightforward to use. It is a good used camera for buyers wanting an uncomplicated film compact or sellers listing a classic Minolta point-and-shoot.
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