Overview
The Minolta X-700 was introduced in the mid ’80s and was in production until 2001 making this Minolta’s most successful manual focus camera to date. The X-700 has a fully automatic exposure mode (P) which will set the aperture and shutter speed; there is also an aperture priority mode which is probably the best mode to use for most of the time because it offers flexibility while ensuring you achieve a correct exposure. The camera of course has a fully manual mode where you may select the aperture and shutter speed.
Deposit to borrow: £10 including one lens.
Manual:
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Technical Specifications
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