Minolta XG-7 - Vintage 35mm Film SLR Camera, Flash, Extra Lens, Case

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Text or Call show contact info five one two five six seven nine zero two seven QJZX Minolta XG-7 - Vintage 35mm Film SLR Camera, Flash, Extra Lens, Case ,1 Owner LENS: 1. Minolta MD Rokkor-X, 1:14, f=50,with Tiffen 55MM Haze , made in Japan 2. Minolta MD w. Rokkor-28mm, 1:28 Lens made in Japan, 49mm 3.Minolta MD ZOOM Rokkor -x 100-200mm 1:56 Lens made in Japan, 55mm EXTRAS: 1.Minolta Auto 200X Auto Electroflash With OEM Case | Shoe Mount 2. Manuals for Minolta XG-7, Minolta MD Lenses Minolta Zoom Lenses, Minolta Auto Electroflash, Guide to the Minolta SLR System, Minolta Rokkor Lenes 3. Hard Case with Strap Key Features & Specifications Film: 35mm Lens Mount: Minolta Bayonet MD/MC Exposure Modes: Aperture Priority Auto Exposure & Manual Shutter: Electronic, Cloth Focal Plane Shutter Speeds: 1 second to 1/1000 sec, Bulb Meter: TTL Central Zone CdS with LED indicators in the viewfinder Activation: Touch-sensitive shutter button (requires skin contact) Power: Two S76/LR44/SR44 batteries Self-Timer: Yes, with flashing light indicator Flash: Hotshoe & PC Sync (X-Sync) The Minolta XG7 (also known as XG-E in Japan, XG2 in Europe) is a lightweight, easy-to-use 35mm film SLR camera released in 1977, featuring aperture-priority auto exposure, a touch-sensitive electromagnetic shutter button, and a Minolta MD/MC lens mount. It uses a CdS meter with LED readouts in the viewfinder for exposure guidance, runs on two small batteries, and offers manual shutter speeds, making it a popular choice for photographers seeking automated features in a compact body, though lacking some pro features of higher-end models