Minolta AF-Tele 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera
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The Minolta AF-Tele is a dual-lens autofocus 35mm point-and-shoot from 1985. A switch flips between a 38mm wide and a 60mm telephoto lens, giving you two sharp prime focal lengths in one compact body.
Why photographers love it
- Dual prime lenses: 38mm f/2.8 and 60mm f/4.3
- Bright wide lens for low light and everyday use
- Infrared autofocus
- Accepts 46mm screw-on filters
- Built-in flash
- DX film-speed reading
What it is great for
- Everyday and street photography
- Portraits with the 60mm setting
- Available-light shooting with the fast 38mm
- A compact two-lens point-and-shoot
Who it is for
Ideal for anyone who wants two quality prime focal lengths in one simple automatic camera. As vintage equipment, test with a fresh battery before important shoots.
What's included
Camera only
Specifications
- Film format: 35mm (135)
- Camera type: dual-lens autofocus point-and-shoot
- Lenses: 38mm f/2.8 (4 elements / 3 groups) and 60mm f/4.3 (7 elements / 5 groups)
- Focus: infrared autofocus
- Exposure: programmed automatic
- Film speed: DX ISO 25-1600 (non-DX at ISO 100)
- Filter thread: 46mm
- Power: CR-P2 lithium or two AA batteries
- Year: 1985