Description
This camera is a redesigned version of the Minolta X-7. It has the shortened shutter-time scale in the viewfinder of the XG-1 but is equipped with an ‘Acute Matte’ focusing screen. In contrast to the Japan-only X-7, this was an export model for the North American market. It was the last member of the XG family, being introduced in 1982.
| Key features: | Aperture-priority auto exposure with +/- 1 & 2-stop compensation, exceptionally bright & sharp Accumatte viewfinder. |
| Compatibility: | Minolta M/MD lenses. |
| Batteries: | 2 x LR44 ✓ |
| Condition: | Overall great |
| Included: | Minolta XG-A 35mm SLR, Makinon MC 28mm f/2.8 Lens, Batteries, strap included. |
