Add the Konica Minolta X50 to the growing list of desirable retro point-and-shoot digital cameras. It’s a good one.
read moreOne of the cheapest 35mm film SLRs you can buy today gets the review treatment.
read moreThe Minolta P’s is a simple and cheap point and shoot camera with a neat gimmick – an ultra wide lens and panoramic aspect ratio!
read moreA low cost classic lens that makes images full of character. Here’s our review of the Minolta MC W Rokkor HG 35mm F/2.8.
read moreDylan compares the Minolta XE7 with a similarly designed Nikon from the same era.
read moreAllysse reviews the Minolta SRT 303, a simple and effective 35mm film camera that’s suitable for those looking to learn.
read moreJim Graves profiles another great 35mm SLR camera for beginner film photographers – the Minolta Dynax 500Si Super.
read moreThere’s a whole new generation of would-be film photographers who want to explore their creative side by shooting film. In this article we’re answering the first question that most new shooters ask – Which camera should I buy?
read moreAfter seven years of shooting classic cameras, we’ve compiled our list of the ten best electronic SLRs of all time.
read moreDo you love Minolta cameras and lenses? Then have I got an article for you!
read moreOur latest Single Shot Story comes from Peter Toshe and features a hilarious photo of what he calls “a hero of modern times.”
read moreOur latest in our Single Shot Stories comes from Tom Raymondson, whose shot of an old Kodak advert plucks the nostalgia heartstrings.
read moreThe Minolta AF-c is a tiny point-and-shoot film camera from the ’80s. Its sharp lens and compact form factor make it a great everyday carry!
read moreSroyon reviews the Minolta MD 28mm F/2.8, a lens which doesn’t typically get much praise among classic lens lovers.
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