Minolta AF-Sv Talker 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera
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The Minolta AF-Sv, nicknamed the Talker, is a fully automatic 35mm point-and-shoot from the mid-1980s and famously one of the first cameras with a voice chip. A sharp 35mm wide lens and full automation make it a fun, easy everyday shooter.
Why photographers love it
- Sharp 35mm f/2.8 wide lens (4 elements in 3 groups)
- Voice prompts that guide you while shooting
- Active autofocus and programmed auto exposure
- Pop-up built-in flash
- Automatic film loading and self-timer
- A genuine 1980s collectible
What it is great for
- Everyday and street photography
- Available-light shooting with the fast wide lens
- Collectors of unusual vintage cameras
- A fun, simple point-and-shoot
Who it is for
Ideal for anyone who wants a characterful automatic 35mm camera with a bright wide lens. As vintage equipment, test with fresh batteries before important shoots.
What's included
Camera only
Specifications
- Film format: 35mm (135)
- Camera type: autofocus compact point-and-shoot
- Lens: 35mm f/2.8 (4 elements in 3 groups)
- Focus: active autofocus (closest approx. 0.85 m)
- Exposure: programmed automatic
- Film speed: DX ISO 25-1000
- Flash: pop-up built-in
- Features: voice prompts, self-timer
- Power: two AA batteries