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MINOLTN

HI.MATIC

F2

OWNER'S

MANUAL

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG

MODED'EMPLOI

MANUALDE

INSTRUCCIONES

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Your

l ight,

compact

Minol ta Hi-matic

AF2 with i ts Auto-Focus

system, automatic exposure

con t ro l ,

bu i l t - i n e lec t ron ic

lash ,

and un ique

aud ib leand

LED

warn ing

sys tems

makes

qua l i ty

35mm

photography

simpl ier and more convenient than ever

before.

Just

compose

your

subject

in

the

viewfinder,

and the camera'selectronic

systems

ocus

the lens

using a

precise

nfrared ight

beam

and

adjustsexposureal l automatical ly at the push of a button. The information viewfinder indicates he

distance

zone

the lens

wi l l

focus

at,

i f

you

are too close to

your

subject,

and

whether or not

you

should use the f lash. l f f lash

is cal led

for,

popping

up the

bui l t - in

f lash

automatical ly

switcheson

the

f lashmatic

system that

couples shutter speed,

ens

aperture, and the auto-focus

system

for

precise

exposure

adjustment.

The

camera'swarning systemsalsoalert

you

i f

your

subject s

out of

f lash range.

ln addi t ion to al l these eatures,

he AF2's

focus-hold unct ion

al lows

prefocusing

or fu l l

creat ive

control

of composi t ion.

Please

ead

this manual careful ly for

best resul tsand

longest

service

i fe from

your

new Minol ta

Hi-matic AF2. Then

keep t for later reference

s

needed.

Throughout

the

text

you

will

find

a series of numbers

and letters.

Each

of these refers

to

a

picture

on the

fold-out

pages.



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CONTENTS

NAMES

OF

PARTS

B E F O R E

A K I N G P I C T U R E S

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HOWTO

TAKE PICTURES

Viewfinder

Automatic focusing

Focus

ho ld

Automati

c

exposu

e control

Automatic f lash photography

Dayl ight lash

exposure

Self- t imer

Unloadingexposed i lm

SPECIFICATIONS

CARE AND STORAGE

4

5

5

6

7

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B

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I

1 0

1 1

1 1

1 3

1 3

1 4

1 5

1 7



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NAMES

OF

PARTS

(A-11

Film-advance

ever

(A-21

Shutter-release

utton

(A-3)

Frame-counterwindow

(A4l

Piezoelectr ic

sci l lator

(Audible

warning)

(A-5) Auto-focuswindows

(A-6)

StraP

lug

(A-71

Minol ta

38mm

f/2.8

lens

(A-8)

Self-timer

lever

(A-9)

CdS

cel l

(A -10)

F i lm- rewind

rank

(A-11)

Back-cover

elease

nob

(A-12)

Bu i l t - i n

lash

(A-13)

Flash

ube

and

ref lector

wi th

guard

window

(A-14)

Viewfi

nder window

{A-15}

Flash-release

ock

(A-161

Fi lm-speed

window

(A-17)

Fi lm-sPeed

ial

(A-18)

Pressure

late

(A'19)

Safe-Load

Signal

window

(A-20) Take-uP sPool

(A-211

Fi lm sprocket

lA-221

Finder

eYePiece

(A-23)

Flash-monitor

amP

(A.-241

Fi m-cartridge

chamber

(A-25)

Rewind-release

button

(4-26)

Tripod socket

lA-271

Battery-chamber

cover



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It

BEFORE

TAKING

PICTURES

In*alling

batteries

The automatic- focus,

exposure,

lash, and electronic- indicat ion ystemsof

your

Minol ta Hi-matic

AF2

are

powered

by two AA size-(penl ight) lkal ine-manganese

Eveready

E91

orequivalent) , sealed

carbon-zinc, r

rechargeable

ickel-cadmium

Ni-Cd)

batter ies.

To proper ly instal lbatter ies,proceedas ol lows:

1. Open

the

battery+hamber

cover by

sl id ing i t

in

the direct ion of

the arrow and

l i f t ing i t as shown

( B - 1 ) .

2. Atter wiping

the terminals wi th

a clean, dry cloth,

insert two batter ies wi th their

plus(+)

and

minus(-)

ends

posi t ioned

as ndicated by the diagram

nside

he chamber

(C).

3.

Then

close

the cover by

holding i t

down

and sl id ing

i t in

the

direct ion of the

arrow. Then

let i t

snap

back in the opposi tedirect ion

(B-2).

CAUTIONS

o

Mixing of

battery t ypes, or using

an exhausted battery

with

a fresh

one

could causebattery

leakage

or bu

rsting.

o

l f the batter ies

are

reversed he camera

wi l l

not

operate,

and battery

leakageor burst ing

could

resu

t .

NOTES

o Ni-Cd cel lsshould only be charged n their designated hargers.

o

Ni-Cd cel ls

perform

better

at

low

temperatures

than

ei ther carbon-zinc or

alkal ine-manganes

batteries.

Therefore,

Ni-Cd

cells

are recommended

for

use in cold weather.

o

When new

batteries

are installed, wait

at least 20 secondsbefore

taki

ng

pictures.



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Chec*ing

batteries

The camera'sbatter iesshould be

checked immediately after being

nstal ledand f rom

time

to t ime

thereafter ,especial ly

efore start ing

on tr ips

or taking important

pictures.

To

check battery

strength

for

the

camera's

exposure system,

proceed

as

follows:

1. l f

the

camera s loaded

with

f i lm, operate he

f i lm-advance ever

(A-1)

so that

the

shutter is cocked.

lf

the camera

is not loaded, either

open the back cover

(see

p.

7)

or operate the

f i lm-advance

ever

several imes unt i l i t locks.

2. Cover the CdS cel l wi th

your

hand

(D-1)

and look through the viewfinder.

Depress the

shutter-release utton sl ight ly

lD-21.

l f the

steady

audible-warningsignal ,and

low-l ight

warning

lamp

(M-71

at

the bottom

of the viewfinder come on,

the batter iesare serviceable.

f they do not

come on, or

go

off after

a few seconds, he batteries should be replaced with

fresh

ones.

To

check battery strength

or the

camera's lashsystem,

pop

up

the

bui l t - in

f

ash

(P)

and t ime

how

fong i t

takes

for

the monitor lamp

lA-23,M-6)

to

l ight.

l f the monitor lamp

comes on

within

20

seconds

when

using alkal ine-manganese r carbon-zinc cel ls,

and 10

secondswith

Ni-Cd cel ls, the

batter ies are serviceable.When recycle t imes become longer than this, batter iesshould be replaced

with

fresh

ones. To conserve

power,

be

sure to

push

the

f lash al l the

way back

into

the camera

after

checking he

batter ies.

To

posi t ively

prevent

unsatisfactory

operat ion,

a special

device

bui l t into

your

camera

ocks

the

shutter

so that

pictures

can

not

be taken i f batter iesare too weak or

i f there

are

none in

the camera.

Thus i f

you

can

not

release he shutter ,

you

should

instal l

or

change

batter ies.



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Loading

and advancing

film

Your

Minol ta

Hi-matic

cameracan

use any standard35mm

fi lm cartr idge.

To

properly

load

your

camera,

proceed

as follows:

1.

Pul l

out

the back-cover elease

nob unt i l

the back cover spr ings

open

(Et.

2. Leaving he

knob

pul led

out,

place

a f i lm cartr idge nto the chamber as

shown

(F-11and

push

the

knob al l the way

in,

rotat ing

i t

sl ight ly

i f

necessary

F-2}.

3, Slowly operate he f i lm-advance ever unt i l one of the l ight gray f i lm retainerson the spool is ful ly

open

(Gl.

At

this

point

one of the smal l square

openingson the baseof

the

take-up spool

wi l l

face

out

and

i ts whi te

indicator signal

wi l l d isappear.

4. Insert the

end of the

f i lm leader

al l

the way

in

and under the

l ight

gray

f i lm

retainer

(Hl ,

and

slowly operate

the

advance

ever unt i l the

perforat ions

on the top

and

bottom of the

f i lm

are

engaged

i th the sprocket 's

eeth

( l ) .

5. Close he back

cover by

pushing

n on i t

unt i l i t

snaps hut.

6.

Operate

he

fi lm-advance

ever repeatedlywithout

pressing

he shutter

release,

nt i l the

lever

ocks

and the f igure "1." appears n the center of the frame-counterwindow (Jl . l f the f i lm is loaded

correct ly,

an

orange signal wi l l appear

n the r ight side of the

Safe Load Signal

window

{K).

l f i t

does

not appear, open the camera back and

repeat the above loading

procedure.

As

you

take

pictures,

he

edge

of the orange signal wi l l

move to the left to indicate

that

the

f i lm is advancing

proper ly.

CAUTIONS

o

Do not use the

f i lm-rewind crank to conf i rm

fi lm transport, as urning

i t

before al l

exposureshave

beenmade could

cause mproper spacingbetween

rames.

r

Load

and unload

fi lm in

subdued

ight,

never n

direct sunl ight.

o

When the

f i lm-advance ever

stops

at the end of a

f i lm, never force i t

to advance

urther. Rewind

and unload the

f i lm

as

descr ibedon

page

14.


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11/19

Setting

film

speed

gacfr

titm on

the

market

has

an

exposure-index

number

to

indicate

its sensitivity

to

light.

To

obtain

correct

exposure

with

the

automatic

exposure

system

of

your

camera,

you

must

set

it

for the

f i lm in use.

To set

th is,

turn

the

f i lm-speed

dial

unt i l

ASA/lSO

number

indicat ion of

the f i lm

you

are

using

s al igned

with

the

index

in the

f i lm-speed

window

(L).

The

f lm-speed cale

s:

2 5 .

. 5 0 . .

1 0 0 .

2 0 0 . . 4 0 0

Dots

denote

ASA/ISO

speeds

o

32,

40, 64, 80,

125,

160,

250, end

320

respectively,

from

left to

r igh t .

DIN system

equivalents

or th is scale

are:

A S A

2 5 . . 5 0 . .

1 0 0 . . 2 0 0 ' . 4 0 0

D r N

1 5 . .

1 8 .

.

2 1

. .

2 4

"

2 7

o

When

using

ASA/ISO

lOOO

color

pr int

f i lm, set

the

f i lm-speed

dial

at

400'

HOW

TO TAKE

PICTURES

Viewfinder

As

you

look through

the

viewfinder

(Ml

of

your

Minol ta

Hi-matic

AF2

you

wi l l

see

he

fol lowing:

1. LED

focus-zone

ignals

M-1)

2.

Focus-zone

ymbols

(M-21

3.

Auto-focus

zone

(M-3)

4. Close-framing

uides M4)

5.

Normal- f

aming

guides

M6)

6.

Flash-monitor

amp

(At

left s ide

of

f inder eyepiece)

M-6)

7. Low-l ight

warning

lamp

{M-7)

For

ful l

operat in

detai ls,

see

he

fol lowing

automatic- focusing,

xposure,

and

flash-photography

sections.


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Automatic

focusing

Under

normal

condi t ions,

wi th

the

subject

more than 1.2m

(4ft .) from

the

camera,

you

compose

the

subjector

scene

within

theviewfinder 's normal- framing

guides

M-5).

When

the subject s between

1- '12m

(3,3

-

4 f t)

away,you

use

he close-framing

uides

M-4)

to

compose

he

picture.

For

the

camera o

focus

correct ly,

the subject or areaof the scene

ou

want to

be

in

focus

should

be centered n t he viewfinder

and

ful ly

coveredby the auto-focus

zone

marks

(N,

M-3). l f

your

subject

fa l ls outside the auto-focus zone the camera may not focus correct ly and you should use the focus

hold,

as

explained

on

page

O.

After

you

have

composed

your

subject

or sc ene, l ight ly depress he

shutter re lease nt i l

one

of

the

LED

focus-zone

signals

M-1)

comes

on.

This indicates hat the

camera

has

measured

he camera-to-

subjectdistance

and

wi l l

set

the focus

automatical ly when

the

shutter

release

s

pressed

al l the

way

down.

l f the upper LED focus-zone

signal

bl inks

and a

beepingaudible signal

comes on when the

shutter

releases

sl

ght ly

depressed,

ou

are too

close

to

the

subject

for

the

camera o

focus.

l f

th is

happens,

increase

he camera-to-subject

istance unt i l

you

get

a steady LED

focus-zone

signal and the audible

warning

does not

come on

when

you

depress

he

shutter re lease l ight ly.

When

you

have

composed

your

scene and

no

warning signalscome on,

press

he shutter

release

smoothly al l the

way down

to take

the

picture.

NOTES

o

Always

press

he shutter elease

own

in

one smoothmotion.

Pressing

he

button too

quickly

could causeblurred pictures.

Keep

the auto-focus

windows clean and

free

of obstruct ions, as th is could

cause

incorrect

measur ing

f the

focus

distance.

Use of any

lens

shade or

hood

could obstruct the

auto-focus

windows

and

cause he camera o

focus

ncorrect ly.


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C A U T I O N

Under

certain

conditions

the auto-focus

mechanism

may

not

function

properly,

they are

as

fol lows:

1.

When

there

is an

extremely br ight

l ight

source

or

ref lect ing

ight around

the auto-focus

zone.

2.

When

the subject is

highly lustrous

or

ref lect ive.Such

as,

the

surface

of water,

pol ished

metal , or

mirrors.

3. When the subject s unsubstant ia l r h ighly unref lect ive.Such as, lame, hair , or black objects.

4.

When there

is

glass

n

front

of the subject.

ln the

above cases,

ocus

on

another subject

the samedistance

away

and use he

focus hold. Then

recompose

he

scene

and

take the

picture.

Focts hold

Sometimes

condi t ions

or the desired

composi t ion

of a scene

won't

a l low

placing

he subject

wi th in

the auto-focus

zone

of

the viewfinder.

This may cause

he subject or most

important

areaof

the

scene

to be out of

focus.

With

the

camera's

ocus-hold

feature

you

can

prefocus

on a specific

area

or subject before

you

take

the

picture,

and then

recompose

he scene

he

way

you

want.

'

To

use he

focus

hold, advance

he f i lm and

proceed

as

fol lows:

1.

Aim the camera

so

that

the

subject

or area

you

want

to be

in focus

is

centered

n the

auto-focus

zone

(Nl .

2. Slightly

depress

he shutter

release

until one of

the LED

focus-zone signals

comes on.

3. Whi le st i l l keeping he shutter release l ight ly depressed, ecomposeyour scene Ol and press he

shutter

release l l

the

way down

to take

the

picture.


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NOTES

.

Releasing he

slightly depressed shutter

button cancels

the focus hold,

so

you

can

prefocus

the

cameraas often as

you

wish.

r

The f i lm

must be advancedand the shutter

cocked

for

the focus hold to

operate.

Automatic

exposure

control

After framing your subject in the viewfinder, depress he shutter re lease l ight ly to determine he

l ight evel .

l f the low-l ight warning

lamp

{M-Z)

at

the

bottom of

the viewfinder

and a steadyaudible

warning

signal o

not

come on, l ight is adequate

of

normal hand-heldexposures.

l f the

low-l ight

warning and

steady

audible signal

do come on,

i t indicates

he camera'sshutter

speed

wi l l be

1l4O

sec. or slower, and

the

bui l t - in

f lash

or a tr ipod should

be

used to

avoid blurred

pictu

es.

After

you

have

determined

the l ight level ,hold

the camera n

a comfortable

posi t ion

and

press

he

shutter elease l l the way down to take the picture.

NOTE

No camera

adjustments

are

necessary

f f i l ters are used,

since he CdS cel l meters ight that

passed

through he

f i l ter .

Automatic

f

lash

photography

When the low-l ight warning lamp and steady audible signal come on with the shutter re lease

sl ight ly

depressed,

ou

should

use

the bui l t - in

f lash

i f i t is

sui table

for

your

subjector

i f

s low

shutter

speeds singa tr ipod are

not

desired.

To

take

automatic flash

pictures, proceed

as

follows:

1.

Sl ide

the

f lash-releaseock in the

direct ion of the arrow towards

the

lens

(P).

The

flash

wi l l

pop

up

and start charging

f t he batter iesare serviceable.

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2.

3 .

When

the

f lash-monitor

lamp

(A-23,

M-6)

on the left s ide

of the

f inder eyepiece A'221l ights

up,

the camera

s ready to

take

f lash

pictures.

Unti l

the monitor

lamp comeson,

the shutter

release

wi l l

lock to

prevent

aking

under-exposed

ictures.

Compose

your

subject

wi th in

the auto-focus

zone,

and

sl ight ly depress

he shutter

release.

l f the upper

LED

focus-zone

signal

begins

o bl ink

and a beeping

audible warning

comeson,

you

are too close to

the subject.

l f the

lower LED

focus-zone

signal begins

o bl ink and

the beeping

aud ib le

s igna lcomeson,

your

sub jec t

s beyond

lash

ange

when

us ingASA/ lSO

1000 co lo r

p r in t

f i lm, d is regard he

lower

LED

and aud ib le

s igna l ,

and make sure

the sub jec t s w i th in

15m, o r

50

f t . ) .

ln both

of these cases,

ncrease rdecrease

camera-to-subject

istance

espect ively,

nt i l

nei therof

the

LED

focus-zone

ignals l ink

and

no beepingaudible signal

comes on.

Hold the

camera

steady

n a

comfortable

posi t ion,

and

press

he shutt er re lease

l l

the

way down

in

one smooth

motion to

take the

f lash

picture.

When

you

frame

the

picture

vert ical ly,

hold

the

cameraso that the f lash wi l l be posi t ionedupward.

When

you

are

f in ished taking

f lash

pictures,

push

the

f lash

al l the

way back

into the

camera

o

conserve

he batter ies

and return

the camera o

normal automatic-exposure

perat ion.

CAUTIONS

.

Do

not

push

the

f lash

part

way

into

the camera

or

obstruct the

guard

window

with

your

f ingers

or

camera

strap whi le

taking

f lash

pictures,

as

his could cause

under-exposed r

uneven

esul ts.

o

Taking

f lash

pictures

several

imes

in rapid succession,

mmediately after

the monitor

lamp l ights

n

temperatures igher han 40oC (104'F ), may damage he f ashcircui t .

o

The

flash

wi l l

not

charge

or

recycle f the shutter-release

utton

is held

down.

NOTE

Recycle

time

for

the

flash

will

be

longer in cold weather,

so

it is recommended to carry spare

batter ies,

keep the

camera

nside

your

coat or

pocket,

and

to use Ni-Cd batter ies

n temperature

below

ooc.

4 .

5.




16/19

Daylight ftash

exposu

re

Though

pr imari ly

intended

for

use

as the

sole

or main l ight

source

n f lash

pictures,

he

bui l t - in

f fash

n

your

Hi 'matic

AF2

can

be used

to

balance

or

f i l l

in

shadows

with

such br ight l ight

sources

s

dayl ight '

l t is

part icular ly

useful

where the

subject

s

considerably

darker

than

the area

surrounding

t

(e.9.,

ndoors

against

a

backl ighted

window,

in

shade,

etc.) . Procedures

or

making

dayl ight

f l ish

exposures

re

the same

as

above

except

that

the

f lash

range

or

transparency

(sl ide)

i lms

is

1to

2m

B-113 o 6-213 t .) and the range or negative i lms is 1.5 to 5m (5 to t6 f t . ) . The degreeof f lash f i l l

wi l lvary

with

the l ight ing

condi t ions

and

focused

distance

of

the

lens.

NOTE

The flash

will have

no effect

in

bright

daylight

situations

such

as

beach or

snow

scenes.

Self-timer

Your

camera's

sel f- t imer

delays release

f the

shutter for

about

10

seconds,

l lowing

t ime for

you

to get into the picture yoursel f .

To

use he

sel f- t imer:

1 .

Advance

he f i lm.

2. Rotate

the sel f- t imer

ever

counterclockwise

as

ar

as

t

wi l l

go

unti l i t

catches

O).

3. Compose

your

subject

or the

area

where

you

wi l l be

standing

within the

auto-focus zone,

and

depress

he

shutter release

all the

way down to

start

the

self-timer.

After

th is is

done, the

shutter

wi l l

be

released

n 10

seconds.

C A U T I O N

lAlhen

using

the

self-timer for

flash

pictures,

be

sure

to release

he

shutter

after

popping

out the

f lash

and con f i rming

he f lash-mon i to r

amp

is l i t .

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17/19

Unloading

exposad

film

\

To

remove

film

from the

camera,

proceed

as

follows:

1.

Depress

he

fi lm rewind-release

utton

on

the

buttom

of

the

camera

(Rl.

2.

Unfold

the

f i lm-rewind

crank

and

turn

i t in

the

direct ion

of the

arrow

(S).

This

rewinds

the

f i lm into

the

cartr idge.

When

al l

but the

f i lm

leader

is rewound

and

off

the

take-up

spool ,

the orange

signal

n the Safe

Load Signal

window

wil l

d isappear.

When

the

f i lm is

completeiy off the .pool yo, will feel less resistanceas you turn the crank. A few more turns

rewinds

he

fi lm completely

into

the cartr idge.

3.

When

you

are sure

the

f i lm is

ful ly

rewound,

pul l

out

the back-cover

elease

nob

(E)

to

open

the

back

and remove

he f i lm.

NOTES

o

Fi lm should

be

handled

and

unloading

done

in subdued

ight,

never

n direct

sunl ight.

o

Never open

the back

cover

as

long as

the orange

signal

is

visible

in the Safe

Load

Signal

window,

as

this could

ruin

exPosed i lm.




18/19

SPECI CATIONS

Type:

,

Lens:

Focusi g:

shutter:

Exposure

ystem:

Viewfinder:

Power:

Flash

system:

Auto-focus

35mm camera

with

automatic

exposure

control, electronic

shutter

and

bui l t - in

f lash,

plus

two types

of

piezoelectr ic-osci l lator

udible

warnings

Minol ta

38mm

t12.8,4

elements

in

3

groups,

59o

angle

of

view; f i l ter

m o u n t : 4 6 m m

Auto-focus type 1m(3.3

ft .) to inf n i ty,

wi th

focus-hqld

unct ion

when

the

shutter

release

s sl ight ly

pressed

Behind the lenselectronic

ype

programmed

or

AE

from

EV

6

(1/B

sec.at

f

2 . B l

o E V 1 7

( 1 1 4 3 0

e c . a t f / 1 7 ) X * y n c . a t 1 / 4 0 s e c . ; s e l f - t i m e r :

p p r o x

10

sec.de lay

CdS type, coupled

AE

range EV

6

to EV 17; f i lm*peed

range ASA

25to

400;

automatic

compensation

when

fi l ters

used; low-l ight

warning lamp

and steady audible signal come on when the exposure is under EV 8.4

(1

40

sec.at

t

12.81

Bright- frame type

with

paral lax-correct ion

marks, LED

focus-zone

signals

for

focusing

and

flash

range,

f lash-monitor

lamp,

low-l ight

warning

lamp

and Auto-focus

zone

marks

Two 1 .5v

AA-s ize

(pen l igh t )

a lka l ine ,

sea ledcarbon-z inc ,

r

1 .2v n icke l

cadmium

cel ls

for

AE system,

automatic- focus

system, indicator l ights,

piezoelectr ic

udible signals, nd f lash operat ion

Bui l t- in,

pop-up

f lashautomatical ly

turns

on

and engages

lashmaticsystem

which

sets shutter

for

X-sync. exposuresat

1l4O sec.;aperture

coupled to

Auto-Focus

system

providing

automatic exposure

and adjustment

hrough-

out the

f lash range;

LED focus-zone

signals n the viewfinder

and beeping

audible signalaler t

when subject

s

out of

f lash

ange




19/19

Flash range:

Number

of

flashes

per

set

of batter ies*:

Up

to 250 with

alkal ine

cel ls;

up to

100 with Ni-Cd cel ls;up to 60 with

sealed

arbon-zinc

cel ls

Minimum

recyclet ime*:

Approx.

5

sec. wi th

alkal ine

or

Ni-Cd cel ls;

approx.

7 sec. wi th

sealed

carbon-zinc

cel ls

*

As determined

by

Minol ta 's

standard

test ing method.

Actual

perform-

ance wi l l

depend

On

type, brand,

manufacturer 's

Ot,

age

Of

batter ies,

and

ambient

temPerature

Color temperature: Balanced or daylight-type color fi lm

Film advance:

Lever

type with

single

140"

stroke

after 30o

unengaged

movement,

*Tff;':ff"i1,T,::::L:'"""*

sare

Load

isnar

hat ndicates

'm

ASA/ISO

25

64

100

400

1000

Flash

ange

-

2.5m

(3.3

8

ft .)

-

3.5m

3.3

11 t . )

-

4.8m

(3.3

16

t . )

-

6m

(3.3

20

ft.)

-

15m

(3.3

50

f t . )

Size :

Weight:

Other :

Accessories:

53 .5

x 76

x 129mm

(2-1

18x

3

x

5-1 /16

n . )

335

g

(11-13 /16

oz. ) w i thou t

ba t te r ies

Minol ta

Easy-Load

fi lm system

with

special

ake-up

spool

and advance

lever

that does

not lock

unti l

"1"

appears

n

frame counter

window;

Automatic shutter lock when battery power insuff ic ient or the f lash is not

fully charged,

eyepiece

corrector

can

be attached

Fi l ters

(L39,

Y52, ND4X,

812

(808)) ,

Ni-Cd charger

NC-2

with

batter ies

Eyepiece

Corrector

Vn,

Mini-Tr ipod

TR-1,

Lens

Shade

Specif

cations subject

to change

without

notice

o p a ca e as co

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