Minolta AF-Tele 35mm Point & Shoot Camera kodak film The last version lacked the

The last version lacked the CLC metering system using two internal CdS cells and had only one CdS cell so that it was no more signed with "CLC" on the frontside

5 (3 elements in 3 groups) Shutter Electronic programmed shutter and aperture

5 meters) flash range

and the link to a past that was still alive

to 1/4000 sec

Minolta AF-Tele 35mm Point & Shoot Camera kodak film The last version lacked theDual lensed compact auto focus camera launched by Minolta in 1985, offering 38 mm and 60 mm focal lengths. Focal length is chosen by a switch on the side of the lens, which also opens and closes the lens barrier. Unlike many other compact cameras, it supports screw on filters with a 46 mm thread. It was followed by the Minolta AF Tele Super. Specifications Wide angle: 38 mm f 2,8 (4 elements, 3 groups). Tele: 60 mm f 4,3 (7 elements, 5 groups). Built