Inspected and found to have flaws that might affect typical use. Recommended as is and use with special considerations.
Staff Notes
The parallax correction in the viewfinder does not work, so the framelines are incorrect. Unfortunately, it's stuck at the closest focusing position. The lens has moderate fungus inside that will slightly affect image quality. Otherwise working well!
In the Box
You will get the exact item pictured plus any other accessories shown. We individually photograph each used item.
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Returns & Warranty
This Minolta Super A + 5cm f1.8 Chiyoko Super Rokkor includes:
30-day Return Policy
No Warranty
This product comes with our standard 30 day return policy.
Additional warranties cannot be offered for 'Rescue' items because of their condition.
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Specifications for product Minolta Super A + 5cm f1.8 Chiyoko Super Rokkor
Unique Details
SKU
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T125910
Condition
Used
Condition Rating
Rescue
Serial Number
112774
Color
Silver
Barcode
KX7892
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About this model
Minolta Super A - Camera
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Specifications for product Minolta Super A - Camera
Model Specifications
Brand
Minolta
Type
35mm Film Camera
Lens option
Interchangeable
Usage
Film
Light Meter
Indicates whether the camera has a built-in light meter. External light meter accessories can always be added
No
Focus
Focusing capabilities of the lens. MF=Manual Focus. AF=Autofocus. Fixed=Locked at a given distance
MF Only
Manual focus Super A mount 35mm rangefinder released by Minolta in 1957. It was a short-lived rangefinder design that fell out of fashion as SLRs became the dominant camera type in the late 1950s. Like earlier Contax rangefinders, it has a focusing system built into the body rather than the lenses. The system has 7 lenses available, ranging from 35mm to 135mm. Metal body available in silver.