Hi Matic AF 2

Minolta · 1981

Typ	Rigid body, Optical viewfinder
Format	24x36 KB
Lens	2,8/38
Shutter	Spezial

Archiv-Nr. MILT K 1740 a01

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"Maybe the Minolta Hi-Matic AF2 was the first viewfinder camera for 35mm film with active infrared autofocus when it was launched in 1981 as 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 focal length 38mm. It has also the typical CdS-meter…"

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Variants (1)

Nr.	Year	Lens	Shutter	Notes
a01	1981	2,8/38	Spezial	–