Minolta X-370
This is newer than many of my other film cameras in my collection. The Minolta X-370 is an early 1980's camera that uses 35mm film.
I really enjoy this camera and, in particular, this specific lens. I use as much TTL metering as possible so I can focus more on ... well ... focus .. and setting the picture. There is no auto-focus, but there is auto-metering to help properly expose the picture.
The film was Eastman Double-X, 200 ISO. There are some eclipse pictures, and then some photos from an outing.
My other film cameras:
- Kodak Duaflex II
- Kodak Tourist
- Agfa B2 Cadet
- Agfa Pioneer
- Brownie Special Six-16
- Kodak Flashmite 20
- Exakta VX
- Graflex 22
- Kodak Retina II
- Canon FT QL
- Zenith Comet
- Kodak No. 1 Autographic
- Hawkeye 2 Model C
- Argus C-44
(c) All images and photographs, unless otherwise specified, are created and owned by me.
(c) Victor Wiebe
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