Konica Minolta Zoom 130C 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera with 38-130mm Lens

Konica Minolta Zoom 130C 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera with 38-130mm LensDescription: We like the Zoom 130C for being one of the last compact film cameras Minolta ever made, and it shows. Released in 2003, just before the company moved away from film entirely, it benefits from years of refinement in a slim, well finished body that's easy to carry anywhere. The 38 130mm zoom gives you a generous range covering wide group shots right through to a solid telephoto at 130mm for portraits and travel details from a distance. What

DX coding ISO 100 to 400

This little clamshell fits in a jacket pocket

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It shoots 6×4

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Lens: 35-90mm zoom

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