Minolta Hi-Matic AF2!
The Minolta Hi-Matic AF2 was the first viewfinder camera for 35mm film with active infrared autofocus when it was launched in 1981 as the successor of the Hi-Matic AF. It was one of the last of Minolta's long-lasting Hi-Matic series of quality viewfinder and rangefinder cameras with automatic exposure. In addition to its autofocus, the camera has a buzzer which indicates too small object distance or low light.
The built-in flash needs two AA batteries. The camera has the same kind of lens as most other 1970s Hi-Matics, a four-element construction with a focal length of 38mm. It has also the typical CdS-meter window inside the filter thread in the front of the lens barrel. Even the film speed selector around the lens is a typical 1970s Hi-Matic design, as well as the film advance lever and rewind knurl.
~Perfect for a beginner through to professionals!
Overall condition - Great condition 8.5/10
~Example photos can be found here
~Camera manual can be found here
~Film for this camera can be found here
This camera has been cleaned, mechanically tested and is in full working condition. Light seals are replaced when necessary.
Return Policy
- We gladly accept returns within 30 days of delivery or pick up if the item arrives defective outside of the detailed conditions when purchased or if any initial defects are present upon receiving the item.