Minolta XG-A - Minolta MD 50mm f/1.7 Lens - including free Vivitar lens and Minolta Flash - SLR Camera
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Minolta XG-A - Minolta MD 50mm f/1.7 Lens - including free Vivitar lens, wide panel, and Minolta Flash - SLR Camera
Year Released: 1982
Fun Fact: This was an American export, which means that the 'A' in XG-A stood for 'America'.
This camera is another version of the X-7 of the early chrome style, which had been redesigned with the new "rising sun" logo. It has the shortened shutter-time scale in the viewfinder of the XG 1, but is equipped with the 'Acute Matte' focusing screen. It lacks the piezo beeper of the X-7 and the PC sync terminal and the film door is not detachable. In contrast to the Japan-only X-7, this was an export model for the North American market. It was the last member of the XG family, being introduced in 1982, and available in chrome finish only.
This camera is super light, weighing in at less than a pound, and takes amazing 35mm photos. It's been cleaned and tested for functionality, and is fully covered under Film Scouts' 30 day warranty!
Year Released: 1982
Fun Fact: This was an American export, which means that the 'A' in XG-A stood for 'America'.
This camera is another version of the X-7 of the early chrome style, which had been redesigned with the new "rising sun" logo. It has the shortened shutter-time scale in the viewfinder of the XG 1, but is equipped with the 'Acute Matte' focusing screen. It lacks the piezo beeper of the X-7 and the PC sync terminal and the film door is not detachable. In contrast to the Japan-only X-7, this was an export model for the North American market. It was the last member of the XG family, being introduced in 1982, and available in chrome finish only.
This camera is super light, weighing in at less than a pound, and takes amazing 35mm photos. It's been cleaned and tested for functionality, and is fully covered under Film Scouts' 30 day warranty!
Minolta XG-A - Minolta MD 50mm f/1.7 Lens - including free Vivitar lens, wide panel, and Minolta Flash - SLR Camera
Year Released: 1982
Fun Fact: This was an American export, which means that the 'A' in XG-A stood for 'America'.
This camera is another version of the X-7 of the early chrome style, which had been redesigned with the new "rising sun" logo. It has the shortened shutter-time scale in the viewfinder of the XG 1, but is equipped with the 'Acute Matte' focusing screen. It lacks the piezo beeper of the X-7 and the PC sync terminal and the film door is not detachable. In contrast to the Japan-only X-7, this was an export model for the North American market. It was the last member of the XG family, being introduced in 1982, and available in chrome finish only.
This camera is super light, weighing in at less than a pound, and takes amazing 35mm photos. It's been cleaned and tested for functionality, and is fully covered under Film Scouts' 30 day warranty!
Year Released: 1982
Fun Fact: This was an American export, which means that the 'A' in XG-A stood for 'America'.
This camera is another version of the X-7 of the early chrome style, which had been redesigned with the new "rising sun" logo. It has the shortened shutter-time scale in the viewfinder of the XG 1, but is equipped with the 'Acute Matte' focusing screen. It lacks the piezo beeper of the X-7 and the PC sync terminal and the film door is not detachable. In contrast to the Japan-only X-7, this was an export model for the North American market. It was the last member of the XG family, being introduced in 1982, and available in chrome finish only.
This camera is super light, weighing in at less than a pound, and takes amazing 35mm photos. It's been cleaned and tested for functionality, and is fully covered under Film Scouts' 30 day warranty!
Minolta XG-A - Minolta MD 50mm f/1.7 Lens - including free Vivitar lens, wide panel, and Minolta Flash - SLR Camera
Year Released: 1982
Fun Fact: This was an American export, which means that the 'A' in XG-A stood for 'America'.
This camera is another version of the X-7 of the early chrome style, which had been redesigned with the new "rising sun" logo. It has the shortened shutter-time scale in the viewfinder of the XG 1, but is equipped with the 'Acute Matte' focusing screen. It lacks the piezo beeper of the X-7 and the PC sync terminal and the film door is not detachable. In contrast to the Japan-only X-7, this was an export model for the North American market. It was the last member of the XG family, being introduced in 1982, and available in chrome finish only.
This camera is super light, weighing in at less than a pound, and takes amazing 35mm photos. It's been cleaned and tested for functionality, and is fully covered under Film Scouts' 30 day warranty!
Year Released: 1982
Fun Fact: This was an American export, which means that the 'A' in XG-A stood for 'America'.
This camera is another version of the X-7 of the early chrome style, which had been redesigned with the new "rising sun" logo. It has the shortened shutter-time scale in the viewfinder of the XG 1, but is equipped with the 'Acute Matte' focusing screen. It lacks the piezo beeper of the X-7 and the PC sync terminal and the film door is not detachable. In contrast to the Japan-only X-7, this was an export model for the North American market. It was the last member of the XG family, being introduced in 1982, and available in chrome finish only.
This camera is super light, weighing in at less than a pound, and takes amazing 35mm photos. It's been cleaned and tested for functionality, and is fully covered under Film Scouts' 30 day warranty!