Inexpensive Minolta 35mm Cameras
Minolta 35mm cameras had been a competitor in the SLR market since the development of the manual-focus (MF) SRT and other models in the mid-1960s. Minolta positioned most of its cameras to compete in the amateur market, though it did produce a very high quality MF SLR in the XD-11. Minolta's last MF SLR cameras were the X370 and X700.
Until the sale of Konica Minolta's Photo Imaging unit to Sony in 2006, Konica Minolta produced the former Minolta range of 35mm autofocus single-lens reflex cameras, variously named "Minolta Maxxum" in North America, "Minolta Dynax" in Europe, and "Minolta Alpha" in Japan and the rest of Asia. This range was introduced in 1985 with the Minolta Maxxum 7000, and culminated with the Maxxum 7 and 9. The final Minolta 35mm SLR AF cameras were the Maxxum 50 and 70, built in China.
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Featured Minolta 35mm Cameras
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 MINOLTA "" RIVA ZOOM 105 "" 35mm FLASH CAMERA & CASE  US $35.00
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 Minolta Dynax 500si 35mm Camera + camera bag US $50.00
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 Konica Minolta AF Big Finder 35mm Film Camera US $6.95
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 35 MM Camera Minolta Freedom Zoom 125 with panoramic US $40.00
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 MINOLTA "" XG - A "" 35mm CAMERA ( NICE ) US $65.00
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 Konica Minolta Maxxum 5 35mm Film Camera w/ Camera Bag US $75.00
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 1980 Minolta XG-1 35mm Camera ad cute couple US $9.99
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 MINOLTA DYNAX 3xi BODY Only 35mm Film Camera US $30.00
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 35mm Film Camera AF MINOLTA Maxxum 5000 AS IS CONDITION US $19.99
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 MINOLTA Hi-Matic 7sII 35mm Film Camera Rangefinder f1.7 US $149.95
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For some time after the merger between Konica and Minolta, both product lines continued to be sold, while research and development efforts were underway to create new products. The first Konica Minolta products were almost entirely "Konica" or "Minolta" products however, as they were the next generation products being produced by both companies before the merger. Although Minolta 35mm cameras are no longer sold that does not in any way diminish their value. Many Minolta cameras are still in use today and should be for years to come.
