Click on image for an in-depth look at these popular bellows systems. Minolta's last two main bellows - Bellows IV & Auto Bellows III. Click on image to learn more about these two siblings. The popular Minolta Hi-Matic 7SII rangefinder camera is the 'little brother' to it's under appreciated older brother, the Minolta Hi-Matic 7S rangefinder. Click on image to find out how to make this a more effective and less time consuming procedure. There are all kinds of remedies out there, but here is one method that may work for you. Removing that nasty residue after you have peeled off your old LCD screensaver film can be frustrating. Whatever method of conversion you choose, we highly recommend that it be non-destructive so that your valuable lens can be restored to original factory specifications. Maintaining precise back focus, alignment and aperture control for popular lenses including Minolta MC/MD is critical.
We have tested many glass adapters and open air flanges and have found Jim Buchanan's lens conversion to Canon EOS digital cameras to be most reliable. Another reason why these types of lenses are popular is that they can be adapted to popular digital cameras such as Sony Alpha, Canon EOS and other Canon DSLRs. Big and fast glass weighing in at one pound with all-metal construction. Pictured is a first generation MC Rokkor introduced circa 1968. The term 'brokeh' comes from the Japanese word boke (暈け or ボケ), which means 'blur' or 'haze', or boke-aji (ボケ味), the 'blur quality.' A very hot eBay item realizing final auction hammer from $200 to over $700 depending on model and condition.
It is well known for it's silky smooth bokeh. The MINOLTA 58mm f/1:1.2 MC ROKKOR - PG is one of the most sought after manual focus lenses on the market today. We intend to look at some of the more eclectic aspects of Minolta products as well as providing practical information. This site will not be about all things Minolta as there are many other fine sites that provide excellent coverage. Please bookmark this siteĪnd visit us in the future for information on vintage Minolta 35mm cameras and accessories. MINOLTA FLASH BACK will be constantly evolving.
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