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Polaroid Film Purchase
Shipment was prompt.Product was exactly as advertised.Excellent value!! ... Read more

Features

• Wide to telephoto 3.5x zoom lens ideal for landscape, full-length portraits, travel and portrait photographs
• Silent Wave Motor enables ultra-high-speed autofocusing with exceptional accuracy and powerful super-quiet operation
• M/A mode for quick switching between autofocus and manual focus operation
• Seven-blade rounded diaphragm achieves a natural blur for out-of-focus elements
• Internal Focusing technology for smoother focusing and a better balanced handling

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Surprisingly Great Lens
This lens is probably the best lens I own.It focuses fast and it is very sharp.
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Features

• High-speed, medium-contrast film for high-definition instant color prints
• Balanced for daylight and electronic flash exposure
• Fast developing
• Better color performance
• Sharper image

Features

• Designed for proprietary PENTAX Kaf Mount
• Extra-low Dispersion (ED) glass lens for superior sharpness and color correction
• Responsive Quick-Shift Focus System allows instant shift from AF to MF
• Image circle is designed to match the CCD used in PENTAX digital SLRs
• Convert focal length to 24.5mm-69mm with *ist D (optional)

Features

• Rounded 7-blade aperture diaphragm
• One aspherical lens element
• G technology lets the user control aperture selection through the camera body
• Filter Size -62mm
• F-Stop Range -3.5-5.6 to 22

Features

• For the FC-E9 Fisheye Converter Lens!

Features

• 400VC is especially notable for vivid colors, fine grain and medium contrast
• Excellent for outdoor photography, especially on overcast days
• Film Speed - ISO 400 for exposure times of 1/10,000 second to 10 seconds
• Color Balance - Daylight or electronic flash
• Primary Features - Vivid color

Features

• Required for attaching the TCON-17 or WCON-07
• For use with C-5000

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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

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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

Features

• Sigma EX lens with 17-35mm zoom
• Incorporates aspherical lens elements in the front, as well as rear lens groups
• Equipped with a silent, responsive and fast Micro Hyper Sonic Motor (HSM)
• Incorporates internal focusing to prevent deterioration of the optical quality at close distances
• Use with Canon SLRs that are compatible with AF lenses

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You get what you pay for
This lens in just ok.It is a little soft at the edges and at wide apertures.After using it for a few months I sold it to buy a Canon 17-40 f/4 L.The Canon is a stop slower and a couple hundred dollars more, but the images are sharper and it is weather sealed.I would invest the extra money in a Canon lens.

Good Lens, but Very Fragile
I was given this lens as a gift from my father after he'd used it for about 5 years.It broke on him twice before he gave it to me, and it broke on me shortly after he gave it to me--the aperture would stick and cause error messages on my EOS 10D.Between he and I, we've sent it off for repair service three times.When it works, it works well.It is sharp, had good color and takes good pictures.In fact, I really enjoy it.Be prepared to spend a lot of money on filters, though.At 82mm, good filters don't come cheap.This is a good lens, but it is likely to give you headaches.Consider buying Canon's 16-35mm or 17-40mm first; it may be worth the extra money.

One of the best Sigma lenses
Quite a sharp lens, did some very good shots until I replaced it with Canon 16-35 f/2.8. Overall I was very happy with it, the tiny little problem it is a very fragile lens (like most of Sigma lenses), and it needs a very special treatment, also the size of the filter is very big, makes it very expensive to buy 82mm C-PL for example. ... Read more

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Features

• Individually Sealed Sheets
• Light-Proof Envelopes
• Sized for Use with a Range of Film Holders
• Fujifilm's QuickLoad Film Holder
• Polaroid Model 545 Holder

Features

• Lens Construction -13 elements in 10 groups
• Aspherical lens element
• Minimum Focus Distance -0.85 feet (about 10 inches)
• Attachment/Filter Size -77mm (filters and hoods are optional)
• Dimensions (diameter x length) -3.2 x 2.3 inches

Features

• Brand Name - Quality you can trust
• Manufactured by: Fuji Photo Film Usa, Inc.
• Product is sold as 1 Each
• Ships Via UPS

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Fine 35mm lens for Leica Screw and M Mount rangefinders
The Voigtlander Ultron 35mm f1.7 aspherical wide angle lens offers at a reasonable price similar optical performance which Leica users have had to pay over a thousand dollars for. I have seen test reports where this lens is rated to perform as well as the last non-aspherical lens element Leica 35mm f2 Summicron lens. In practical terms unless you have to photograph constantly wide open, you won't notice any difference between this lens and the current, expensive 35mm f2 ASPH Summmicron-M lens. Leica M mount rangefinder users will have to purchase a screw to M mount adaptor to mount this lens onto their cameras. ... Read more

Features

• Individually Sealed Sheets
• Light-Proof Envelopes
• Sized for Use with a Range of Film Holders Fujifilm's QuickLoad Film Holder Polaroid Model 545 Holder

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Cool, but ....
I am quite pleased with the filter.However, it does not sit in the lens as securely as I would have liked. ... Read more