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21 October, 2015

Minolta Hi-Matic AF2 Review – A Camera Between the Ages – by Torsten Kathke

By Torsten Kathke

Look at that, my second review for this site: the Minolta Hi-Matic AF2. It is not the most compact of compacts, and it’s a bit off an odd beast, having autofocus but manua...

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Geoff Chaplin on Leitz 50mm f3.5 and the 135mm f4 – A Brace of Elmars – Sublime to Ridiculous
Probably only digital if non-Leica, unless the flange to film distance is less than that on a Leica. In short,…
Jeffery Luhn on Leitz 50mm f3.5 and the 135mm f4 – A Brace of Elmars – Sublime to Ridiculous
Geoff, Nice outdoor images from that 135mm. It is a long beast and I'd have difficulty holding it steady. Being…
Paul Quellin on Pêche sur l’herbe – A one shot story
Lovely scene Peter and to get it on the last frame too, is quite something. A great story of aging…

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