Minolta CLE - Camera

Minolta CLE - Camera35mm manual focus Leica M mount rangefinder camera released by Minolta in 1980. Result of a cooperation between Minolta and Leica from which the first camera was the CL. Unlike the CL, Leica did not sell the CLE under their own name, as the CL was seen as a competitor to the failed M5. Based on the XG series SLRs from Minolta. Framelines for 28, 40, and 90mm. Metal body available in black or gold (special version, 300 produced). Shutter: Electronic

Manual focus 6x6 Salyut-mount 120 SLR made by the Arsenal factory in what is now Ukraine

This is a K model

Size: 47 x 7mm

Manual focus wide-angle zoom lens made for the Adaptall system by Tamron

Autofocus 35mm point-and-shoot camera released by Leica in 1991

Autofocus wide-short telephoto zoom lens made for F-mount (D)SLR cameras by Nikon

It has an electronic OLED finder and can record 1080p video

Weight: 87g

13 groups)

These tubes allow for closer focusing at the cost of automatic aperture control

It will only meter properly with lenses that have bunny ear metering prongs

Size: 87 x 85 mm