Shopping minolta 35mm cameras On Sale: Minolta XD-11 SLR Manual Focus Camera

Monday, September 12, 2011

Minolta XD-11 SLR Manual Focus Camera

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The Minolta XD11 is a magnificent manual focus camera. It was released as the XD11 in the North American market. The camera was developed by Minolta in conjunction with Leica, and introduced a more advanced metering system into the body (including spot metering). When the XD11 was released in 1977 it was the top of the line Minolta camera of its era. The XD11 was highly praised by critics of the time, and is still regarded by many to be the best manual focus body made by Minolta. Flash sync at hot shoe or terminal at 1/100 s. Electronic vertical-travel metal shutter with electromagnetic release. Mechanical shutter mode available at 1/100 s. Shutter speeds of 1 s to 1/1000 s. Stepless control of shutter speeds in auto-exposure mode. TTL center-weighted metering (silicon diode) 94% viewfinder coverage Acute Matte focusing screen with split image biprism surrounded by microprisms. 0.87x viewfinder magnification. Viewfinder information depends on operating mode: In aperture priority, shutter speed is indicated by LEDs. In shutter priority, aperture is indicated by LEDs. In manual mode, recommended shutter speed is indicated by LEDs. The chosen shutter speed is shown in a separate window. With Minolta X-type flashes, flash-ready is signaled by blinking over-range LED. Aperture setting is shown in all modes. Mechanical self-timer Film memo holder Safe load signal indicating film present and correctly spooled. Film advance release allowing multiple exposures Motorized rewind possible with Minolta Auto Winder D. Includes original manual, lens hood, lens cap strap, and Minolta 50mm 1.2-8 MD-Rokkor-X 1:12 Fast Lens