Editorial Review

One of Minolta's claims to fame is that they introduced to the world, back in 1985, the very first autofocusing (AF) 35mm SLR ever produced: the Maxxum 7000. The Maxxum 7 is the fifth-generation version of that original Minolta AF SLR, combining recent advances in lens design, light metering, exposure systems, and focusing automation with an ease of operation that offers photographers tremendous precision and versatility in the field.Read more

Features

• Eye-start automatic focus, 22.5-millimeter eye relief
• Multifunction LCD data screen
• LCD navigation panel
• Film chamber lock
• Minolta A-type bayonet mount

Reviews (10)

One of the best cameras PERIOD
This is by far the best camera I have ever owned in my life, be it point and shoot, film or digital.I'm in the Marine Corps and took this camera with me in Iraq and countless other places and it went through some of the most extreme weather imaginable and kept on working.The camera is not labeled as splash-proof, but it should be -- I accidentally dropped this camera in a puddle of water and pulled it out and it was still working.I never had it fail on me one time.The LCD display on the back is huge and amazingly informative.The backlight on the LCD is very handy as well.The autofocus is also amazingly fast and accurate.It's a professional quality camera with beginner level accessibility.

Intuitive Controls so you can use all the Technology
This is an excellent contemporary high-tech camera.I tend to shoot in aperature controlled mode, and it is very easy to change aperatures, to bracket exposures so you get three to seven shots in rapid fire with slightly different settings, and to see differing depths of field.Depending on the lens, it can also be relatively easy to modify the auto focus (so, for example, you move the center of the focus in front of or behind your subject to get the right part of the scene in focus), but note that some lenses will clutch and not be able to be hand-manipulated, leading to a need to switch to manual focus with those lenses in some cases. the best
The best autofocus period. Out performs nikon & canon. Can focus in near darkness. It really performs better than expected. I like the information lcd on the back. I like it better than the F100. Judging from what I have experienced it should be very dependable. ... Read more

Features

• 35mm SLR camera with 28 to 100mm zoom lens
• Fast, precise focusing with 9-point AF sensor system
• Advanced AF focus-point indication accurately tracks moving subjects
• High-grade body construction for balanced, responsive handling
• Powerful built-in flash (GN52.5 in feet) for worry-free low-light shooting

Reviews (7)

AwesomeCamera for Price!
This camera is light, easy to use yet feature rich. I compared it to digital (still to expensive for comparable resolution to 35mm film) and other SLR cameras. The auto focus is fast and reliable, although in low light it strobes its built in flash to assist with focusing. The built in flash is fairly powerful and convenient because it is always available. The complex metering system has handled difficult lighting situations well.
Camera good
The camera has been fantastic!It works marvelously, and the zoom lenses are amazing.
Judge the camera for what it is - and READ THE MANUAL!
First, I would like to comment on previous reviews:
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Editorial Review

The Minolta Maxxum QTsi is the easiest-to-use single-lens reflex camera in Minolta's Maxxum product line. It handles and operates similarly to a fully automatic point-and-shoot camera, but provides the picture quality and system flexibility that only an SLR camera can offer. It is a camera you can grow with by adding lenses, flash units, and accessories.Read more

Features

• Easy-to-use single-lens reflex camera
• Includes detachable 35-80mm zoom lens
• Automatic pop-up flash with 4 modes
• Programmed autoexposure plus 5 preset exposure modes
• Automatic or manual focus for new and skilled photographers alike

Reviews (37)

Best Camera For Beginners
I used this camera for my photography classes in high school and college. I was afraid that this camera wasn't as good as the one priced more. I love this camera. It goes everywhere with me. The pictures are amazing, and you can buy tons of lenses for this camera. I will tell you, out of all the camera's that I own, and have used, this is my favorite.

Wonderful Camera
Since I am married to the military, I travel a lot to different countries.This camera is perfect, whether I am taking pictures of Mt. Fuji or my newborn, this camera always delivers great results.The auto focus is slow at times, but you can override that and manually focus on the object.

GREAT for beginning photography enthusiasts!
I started using the QTsi two years ago and I've NEVER used anything else since then (my fully automatic Olympus has been permanently retired from my usage).Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras    2. Single Lens Reflex    3. QT si   

Editorial Review

The Minolta Maxxum STsi Panorama Date kit includes the compact, lightweight Minolta Maxxum STsi single-lens reflex camera that is equipped with panoramic shooting mode, date imprinting, and a host of accessories such as a detachable 35-80mm lens, a wide strap, and batteries. This SLR kit provides many creative options for advanced users, such as the ability to shoot double exposures, but it is designed with a user-friendly format so that even novice photographers can enjoy using it.Read more

Features

• Compact, lightweight single-lens reflex camera for novice and advanced users alike
• Detachable 35-80mm lens included
• Selectable autofocus or manual focus
• Through-the-lens, 8-segment honeycomb-pattern, or spot metering
• Panorama mode and date imprinting included

Reviews (34)

A great intermediate and advanced camera!
I recently purchased the STsi as a "step-up" from my QTsi (also a great camera) and I truly enjoy learning about its various special features. A great camera for the serious amateur
At first I was wary of buying a product that wasn't completely new, and for such a reasonable price. But as soon as I got the camera, I found that it was extremely easy to use, and the only a quick reading of the instructions is necessary to be able to use all of its functions. Not good for proffesional
This Camera s quiet good for learner because the feature is simple. But if you wan tot used manual shoot you will have a problem. Event it's offering the manual Aperture and Speed but it's difficult to use. The feature is close to the automatic pocket camera. The differentiation is only the lens because we can use the Minolta series of lens from 80 m to more. If you want the camera with automatic adjustment for aperture, speed and focus, and want to take a best shoot with various lenses, this is appropriate for you. But when you start using manual adjustment you will have a problem. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Camera    2. ST si   

Features

• Small, compact 35mm SLR includes 100mm autofocus zoom lens
• Multi-dimensional predictive focus control
• High-quality spherical acute matte focusing screen
• Quartz/date function adds time and date to your photos
• Compatible with Minolta's lightweight D series lenses

Features

• 37.5 - 160mm (4.3x) power zoom lens uses high-quality aspheric optics for crisp, clear pictures with high contrast
• Sophisticated 5-point AF system analyzes the objects in the focus frames to determine the subject distance
• 3-segment metering system to ensure the optimum subject exposure under a wide variety of lighting conditions
• Versatile flash modes let you shoot in a variety of lighting situations with confidence
• Built-in quartz date back imprints the date or time right onto the photo

Reviews (6)

I LOVE this camera!!
I LOVE this camera.So much so that this is my second one.I dropped the first one on a stone floor and broke the door latch.It takes consistently GREAT pictures - I use Kodak MAX 800 speed film.People always complement the color and clarity.It's compact enough to carry in a purse or backpack. The only downside I could mention would be that you can't take pictures in rapid succession.

Beautiful!
I love my Minolta 160c. It is the best camera I have ever had. I am not a professional photographer the camera I used prior to this was a canon snappy that is 10 years old. I got this one off of ebay and I have had no problems with it at all.
It's Garbage
I don't write reviews but I want to save someone from making a BIG mistake.The first time I used this camera was in Tahiti and after two rolls of film, it broke. I took it back to Circuit City and got another.I used one roll over Christmas and took it too Egypt.This new one broke after the third roll and I haven't used it since.Who cares about the warranty?What a waste of money - I certainly don't want to have another one of these.I am now using my old reliable 10-year-old camera and am sucking up the expense.But I also don't have pictures of Tahiti and Egypt. Am I supposed to carry two cameras in case this one doesn't work?Never again Minolta will you get my money.It's not the money for the camera but the trip pictures to places I will probably never go again.Thanks for the memories - not. ... Read more

Features

• Pocket-sized camera with a full 3.5x zoom lens with range of 37.5mm to 130mm
• Multi-beam autofocus employs four infrared beams to accurately ensure proper focus
• Flash fires automatically whenever necessary with red-eye reduction
• Selectable date imprint function for cataloging photos
• Automatic film transport with film chamber lock to prevent accidental film exposures

Reviews (3)

vhorner
Great camera.After trying 5 other brands, this was the best.It isn't noted, but the camera also comes with a case and a battery.Zoom is very fast and retracts quickly.Flash is a bit slow, but given the other cameras on the market in terms of quality, speed of zoom (very important to me), small size, well-located viewfinder and easy to work/well located controls, a slightly slow flash is a trade-off I am willing to make.Like cars, there is nothing out there right now that is going to give you the whole perfect package - this camera is by far the best out there!

Easy, yet affordable
This camera was very easy to learn how to use.I have never had pictures come out this clear and prestine.I highly recommend this camera for anyone who is not a professional photographer but wants professional quality.I love that this camera is small and will fit anywhere.It looks great too!I don't, however, recommend this camera for action shots. Too much of a delay.

Good for its price
This camera has worked well to record all the memorable moments of my life... ... Read more

Features

• Wide Center-Cross 9-Point Autofocus, with Multi-dimensional Predictive Focus Control for moving subjects
• Direct Manual Focus
• Continuous AF or focus lock is selected automatically according to the subject movement
• Built-in flash automatically activates in low-light or low-contrast situations
• Diopter Adjustment Function

Editorial Review

Minolta's Maxxum 9 Professional 35mm camera combines speed and precisionfor a high-quality shooting experience. The film drive enables 5.5 frames persecond of continuous shooting so you can capture subtle changes in your subject. Combined with the 1/12,000-second shutter speed, the world's fastest, you'llcapture perfect action and sports events shots.Read more

Features

• 35mm SLR camera with built-in flash
• High-speed film drive of up to 5.5 frames per second
• Very fast 1/12,000-second shutter speed
• Body only; compatible with all Minolta AF/Maxxum lenses
• Dust- and moisture-resistant construction

Reviews (13)

EASY TO USE
This camera has worked on my mind for a few years now ever since its introduction in 1999.As a long time Nikon owner, I avioded buying one.I mean it's not the most beautiful camera in the world.But at last it began to look good to me, I mean really good and I decided I must own one.But, alas, they are nearly out of production.I had to settle for a well cared for used one.The camera works like a dream.The controls are easy to locate and easy to use, even in the dark.They glow.There is a limited production still available in stainless and titanium and I think the Dynax european edition is still available if you can locate one.The limited edition sells for ahefty $2500. and is currently back ordered.Get one if you can and the heck with anyone who tells you its not pro and ugly.

No Regrets
I have owned the Maxxum 9 for about a year now and have no complaints. I bought it because of the good reviews I read on the internet. Very tough camera. I use it frequently. I purchased 2 interchangeable lenses for it and I am satisfied with the operation and the outcome of my pictures, which I also need to include is the are 21 Custom Funcions.

Pro Camera from the mind of MInolta
I have spent a lot of time in camera stores and I have always thought Minolta products always got unfairly shoved to the side. The notion that Minolta cameras and lenses are inferior to Nikon and Canon is crap, and is perpetuated by certain camera snobs and self-proclaimed experts. I shoot regularly as an advanced amateur and I own and use the Maxxum 9. I feel that it is the most intuitive 35mm professional camera out there. The quality of construction is first rate, on par with the best that Nikon and Canon have to offer. The camera has a solid feel, everything about it is high quality.The control layout is so self-explanatory that most photographers can learn to use the camera in 5 minutes without flipping through the manual.With respect to lenses. I still run into narrow-minded people who ask me which "Nikkors" I use upon seeing my photographs, and then these self-proclaimed "experts" simply refuse to believe me when I inform them that my images are all created with Minolta AF cameras and lenses. No, I am not kicking Canon and Nikon products, obviously they are very good, several million pros using those systems cannot be wrong about them. But pretentious "camera aficionados" who slight the Maxxum 9 don't know what they are missing out on. I am sold on the Minolta Maxxum 9.When choosing lenses go for the G-Series, optically they are cut every bit as good as the very best lenses Nikon and Canon make. I've shot pictures with all these brands and even established pros who shoot with other systems admit that my images are just as sharp as any they've seen or made. And they absolutely love the 9's layout. Minolta would do well to stay with the Maxxum 9's basic concept when designing their future pro cameras.Now if they would only make a full frame digital body based on the Maxxum 9........... ... Read more

Editorial Review

The small, light Minolta Maxxum 35mm AF SLR is easy to pack, carry, and handle on all your adventures. The Maxxum 5 also houses a powerful array of high-performance features that will satisfy both beginner photographers and serious photo hobbyists.Read more

Features

• 35mm compact single-lens reflex (SLR) camera with quartz date imprint function
• Compatible with Minolta A-mount lenses
• Integrated flash with red-eye reduction; includes hot shoe for external flash
• One of the smallest and lightest full-featured SLRs ever produced
• Improved autofocus drive motor and high-speed microcomputer for quicker and more precise control

Reviews (32)

backup camera for a pro photographer
the minolta maxxum 5 is my back up camera for my outher cameras.
Pro photographer
This is a very good camera is you do not want to gett a cheap slr w/ every thing thing you need but if you ever think of going digatl go with canon becuse they have better bodys and lenses and both work with all the lens they have now so i would say if u r not going to go diatl get this but if you r look at a canon flim SLR

Great features, poor reliability
This camera has great features for the price, and I was extremely happy with the quality of the photos I took in the 3 days I had the camera.Then it started eating whole rolls of film.After contacting the manufacturer they would repair it and I would pay all shipping costs.I returned it to amazon instead. ... Read more

Features

• ARRAY(0x819c160)
• Compact, automatic SLR 35mm camera
• Built-in automatic flash
• 3-point crosscut auto focusing
• Unique eye-start operation; panorama option and date/time imprinting

Reviews (4)

SUPERB
This camera is absolutely superb in function, clarity, ease of use, and all around enjoyment.It is light, yet does not have the "cheap" feel of other cameras, the AutoFocus is quick and quiet, and it takes excellent pictures. The manual side of this camera is easy to setup and operate.Additional lenses can be had at reasonable prices.The built in flash works flawlessly. For those individuals who need an external flash, they can be purchased, although they are pricey.I recommend this camera for everyone from beginners to professionals.

Great Camera for the Money !!
After much research and shopping, the XTsi has the most versatility and features for the money.Most retail stores in the area only sell the less expensive Minolta Maxxum cameras at the same price as the XTsi here at Amazon. The panoramic option is great for those senic mountain views and the camera is truely intuitive.I would recommend this camera to anyone who is either just getting into photography or is looking to step up from a compact 35mm camera.

I love my camera
this is a great camera. It takes great pictures and it is easy to use. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Minolta Maxxum 4 is the perfect camera to carry on your next adventure. Whether you are new to photography, or a seasoned amateur, the Maxxum 4 has all the features to create beautiful images and a sophisticated ergonomic design to make photography intuitive and effortless.Read more

Features

• Autofocus 35mm SLR with full manual options
• Three autofocus modes: single-shot, continuous/predictive, and automatic
• Honeycomb-pattern metering system ensures beautiful photos under the most difficult lighting condition
• Quartz date back imprints the date or time right onto the photo
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction

Reviews (9)

Good Camera
I must say, I really do like this camera.However, for a photographer that may want to explore the fine art of photography, this system may make it a little hard to do that.I don't particularly like the digital aperture and shutter speed adjusting.I would rather spin the lens, but I guess that's just me wanting to keep it simple.I also don't like the fact that you don't really have a very nice set of options if you are shopping for a new lens.
Great, solid camera
We bought this camera for amateur photos from our wedding in 2002.It is a solid piece with simple, easy to understand controls.Some of the shots from this camera looked better than the professional ones.We also took this camera to Paris for our honeymoon.Our photos were absolutely beautiful in both indoor and outdoor settings.I highly recommend this camera.

Minolta Maxxum
I love this camera!I have barely taken any bad pictures.I only wish that the auto focus worked better, although I prefer manual focus anyway. ... Read more

Features

• 38-130mm (3.4x) power zoom lens uses high-quality aspheric optics for crisp, clear pictures with high contrast
• Precise autofocus system uses 1000 focusing steps to keep the main subject razor sharp
• Distinctive and durable aluminum face plate and lens mount
• Versatile flash modes let you shoot in a variety of lighting situations with confidence
• Built-in quartz date back imprints the date or time right onto the photo

Reviews (3)

Took nice pictures....but it died
I received this camera as a gift for Christmas 2004.The pictures I got from it were great with beautiful colors, and everything was fine until November 2004.The focus slowed WAY down, and it took me several attempts to take every picture.The zoom didn't work consistently, and the camera would refuse to take a picture for no discernable reason.Finally, just after the warranty expired (of course), it stopped working altogether.Wouldn't turn on or respond in any way to new film or batteries.
I strongly recommend you don't purchase
We have had to exchange this camera twice within the first month of having it, first it stopped taking pictures you had to shut it off zoom in and out then it would take it, the second camera did the same also it stopped taking the film, we tried several brands and it would just expose it all. very disapoointing. we contacted minolta they would only fix it not return or exchange it. we bought the canon sure shot 115 and love it so far!

The camera scratches the film
I have taken 5 rolls of film (different brands) with this camera and had them developed at 2 different labs.Every single roll has stratches on the backside of the film across the whole length of film.The scratches are in the same place.I will have to send the camera in to be serviced under warranty.Other than that annoyance, the pictures are actually quite good, and if you can get a 130c without this same flaw, I would recommend the camera. ... Read more

Editorial Review

One of the tiniest and lightest advanced 35mm compact cameras around,the Minolta Freedom Zoom 125 packs a lot of excellent features into its stylish,streamlined aluminum shell (with plastic backing). The fully automatic FreedomZoom 125 boasts a 37.5-125mm zoom lens for wide angles and excellent close-ups(sharp as close as 1.97 feet), along with a multi autofocus system, (so peoplestanding apart, for example, will still be in focus), and a three-segment lightmetering system with a highly accurate AE sensor for great exposures under mostconditions. Also included is a remote with a working range of approximately16.4 feet. It provides two shutter release modes: standard mode triggers theshutter as soon as the button on the remote control is pressed, while thedelayed mode takes the exposure two seconds after the button is pressed. Now youcan include yourself in the shot without racing against the self-timer. And, soyou'll never again have to wonder when you took those pictures, the Freedom Zoom125 comes with a time/date stamp.Read more

Features

• Lightweight, compact, and easy-to-carry
• Minimum focus distance of 2 feet
• Wide focus area
• Panorama mode
• Continuous film advance

Reviews (6)

Excellent compact camera
I consider myself an intermediate-level photographer. I bought this camera (3) years ago from The Wiz and have used it quite heavily in that time, taking both indoor and outdoor photos. I've also taken some nighttime photos at Christmas time with excellent results. I've been extremely happy with the image quality -- colors, clarity, vibrancy, sharpness. I've also been happy with the feel of the camera -- sturdy, doesn't feel cheap or clunky. I've taken a number of action shots with superb results except when I inadvertently move the camera. Generally I follow my subjects (children, pets, etc.) around with the camera on and the flash set properly. I keep my finger pressed lightly on the shutter button so the camera is focused on something. For me, this helps eliminates delays in autofocus and lag time between shots. I can take many shots in succession with very minimal and acceptable delay. Basically, in order to enjoy this camera, you have to have realistic expectations. For example, the flash isn't as strong as on SLR cameras, so you need to be mindful of this and use the proper film. In low light, I use 800 Kodak film. I've found this camera to be excellent for every conceivable purpose -- family portraits, close-ups, landscapes, etc. Battery life has been good for me. Each time I take in a roll to be developed, there is rarely a bad picture, and if there is, it is always my fault, not the camera's. There are (2) reasons why I'm not giving this camera (5) stars:1) The red-eye reduction feature is inadequate. This is the one main drawback for me. I've used the standard techniques for minimizing this. When photographing adults, there's generally no problem. But pets and children can be challenging. Minolta could eliminate this problem by designing the camera with a pop-up flash similar to Nikon's. 2) In order to open the battery compartment, you need the camera cord, which has a special "key" on it to open the compartment. I don't like this since you could lose the cord or break the key. Fuzzy Pictures
I just bought this camera for a month. I took a roll (400) of pictures but it came out fuzzy. It seemed like the lens can't focus the object right. Plus, it's not as perfect as I thought before I bought it. Anyway, I like the style and the compact size of this camera. I would still recommend it as it comes with a remote control which I think it's worth for the price. Great choice
I have a Fuji Tiara APS point and shoot that I am extremely happy with. A friend of mine has a Rollei Prego 125 zoom in 35 mm that has also performed well for him. When another friend of mine was looking to replace his old camera with a compact point and shoot model, I went to a store near me that carries at least a couple of dozen different models of point and shoot cameras, to see what was available since I had purchased mine 15 months ago. This field changes so rapidly that even one year is enough to produce substantial changes in the offerings. Read more

Features

• Pack of 8 single-use 35mm film cameras with flash
• Ultra-compact shape
• Pre-loaded with 27 exposures of Konica Color Centuria 400-speed film
• Sliding flash switch
• Bring the camera in to any photo processing outfit to get prints

Features

• Small, compact 35mm SLR includes 80mm autofocus zoom lens
• Fast, responsive autofocus system, driven by high-power motor and controlled by a fast microprocessor
• High-quality spherical acute matte focusing screen
• Quartz/date function adds time and date to your photos
• Compatible with Minolta's lightweight D series lenses

Reviews (4)

Beware refurbished Maxxum 3's
I bought a factory refurbished Maxxum 3 and immediately regretted it.Both rolls of film I tried, it spontaneously rewound the film after taking 4-5 pictures!Nice.

Excellent camera
I bought this camera because I love to take pictures. I started using the camera and I loved the way the pictures are so sharp and detailed.This camera is now attached to my hip and I take it everywhere now.Very good buy for the amateur or expert.

great camera
This camera takes perfect pictures.Every little detail in the photo is crystal clear.I can't believe how horrible all my pictures from my previous camera look compared to the pictures that the maxxum 3 takes.I highly recommend this camera. ... Read more

Features

• Pre-loaded with Monochromatic ISO 400 film
• No special processing required
• B/W images can be printed on color or B/W paper
• Special printing effects available
• 24 3 exposures per camera

Editorial Review

The compact Freedom Zoom 160 is loaded with state-of-the-art features, including Minolta's latest AREA-AF autofocus technology, a 4.3x zoom lens ranging from 37.5mm to 160mm, date and time imprinting, and a worry-free, red-eye reducing flash that fires automatically whenever necessary. Read more

Features

• Pocket-sized camera with a full 4.3x zoom lens with range of 37.5mm to 160mm
• Fast, SLR-type autofocusing for razor-sharp results
• Flash fires automatically whenever necessary with red-eye reduction
• Selectable date imprint function for cataloging photos
• Automatic film transport with film chamber lock to prevent accidental film exposures

Reviews (11)

Didn't love the camera
Bearing in mind that I really just wanted a basic point-and-shoot camera, I have to say that I didn't think this camera delivered all that it was supposed to. I ran some test rolls of 400 (manufacturer-recommended speed) and wasn't happy with the results--blurry backgrounds when I wasn't using focus lock on the foreground, and washed-out colors (which might be the film, but might be the camera). Also, I wish I had listened a little more to the reviewer who mentioned how the moving red focus boxes in the viewfinder "freaked" his wife out. I was also bothered by the moving focus boxes, couldn't figure out what they were telling me, and just wanted to take a good picture. The final blow: My mom's 20-year-old Canon Sure Shot takes great pictures, better than this Minolta and she really just picks up the camera and presses the button--not even worrying about the occasional use of fill-in flash.
Problem with red eyes
I love this camera for ease of use, and crisp, clear pictures.My biggest problem though are red eyes.I use the red eye reduction most of the time and eyes are always red.Maybe someone has a suggestion to fix this problem?

Fantastic Pictures and Simple to Use
A fantastic camera at an unbelievable price. I've taken pictures throughtout Europe, Australia and New zealand in all kinds of weather and light conditions with always the same excellent results.A great camera to take take on a hurry up and keep moving tour. It takes wonderful landscapes, animal and people pictures. Even does well from a moving boat or car. The auto focus is incredible. Just point and shoot, the camera will lock on focus.We're now off to South America. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. 35 mm (Millimeter)    2. Camera (Cameras)    3. Photograph (Photography)   

Editorial Review

The Minolta Freedom Zoom 150 panorama/date camera is one of the world's smallest 35mm cameras with a full 4x zoom lens. It weighs only 6.7 ounces, yet it offers an array of automatic features for trouble-free snapshooting. Film transport is fully automatic. After loading the film, the Minolta Freedom Zoom 150's back cover remains securely locked until the film is rewound into the cartridge, thereby preventing the film from being ruined by accidentally opening the back cover.Read more

Features

• Pocket-sized camera with a full 4x zoom lens
• SLR-type autofocusing for razor-sharp results
• Built-in 6-mode flash with red-eye reduction
• Selectable panoramic and date imprint functions
• Automatic film transport with film chamber lock to prevent accidental film exposures

Reviews (22)

Great Little Camera
I have now owned my Minolta Freedom Zoom Date 150 for almost one year, and I still love it!I have taken many, many rolls of film with this camera (I bought it one month prior to the birth of our first child) and have been very pleased with the camera's perfomance.
guess you should listen to recomindations here
we wanted a camera,zoom ,red eye reduction,
Very Disappointed
My husband and I only use our camera occasionally and have had many problems with it.Read more

Subjects:  1. Camera    2. Zoom150