Minolta Tc 1 Camera

Minolta Tc 1 Camera. Minolta TC1 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera 41678D3 i41678イロハスショップ 通販 Yahoo!ショッピング In this Minolta TC-1 Review, we'll discuss one of the 35mm compact cameras manufactured in the mid-1990s, during the peak of point-and-shoot cameras. Succinctly, the 1/500 and 1/750 shutter speeds of a Minolta TC-1 camera are only available at 𝒇3.5 and 𝒇5.6

The Minolta TC-1 is a compact 35mm film camera that was introduced by Minolta in 1996 The manual explains that the shutter's secondary aperture negates 𝒇3.5 and 𝒇5.6 perfectly circular apertures during exposure conditions above.

MINOLTA TC1 Point & Shoot 35mm Film Camera 28mm f3.5 a0805 SuperB JAPAN CAMERA

Although it looks like a point-and-shoot (it's actually the smallest 35mm compact camera on the market), the lens quality and auto-exposure performance are superb and the little camera easily rivals most SLRs. The first thing instantly that struck me about the Minolta TC-1 was its size Naturally the cameras max shutter speed is 1/350 but with AAPC it can ramp up to 1/750, while simultaneously diminishing the aperture to f13.5.

MINOLTA TC1 Point & Shoot 35mm Film Camera 28mm f3.5 a0927 SuperB JAPAN CAMERA. The TC-1 was a high-end, titanium-bodied compact autofocus 35mm camera produced by Minolta from 1996-2005 It's truly tiny, aps camera tiny, "shirt-pocket" tiny, and that's normal shirt pockets, not those odd 3'x2′ shirt pockets a lot of photographers seem to have.

MINOLTA TC1 Point & Shoot 35mm Film Camera 28mm f3.5 Shooting Tested a1425 SuperB JAPAN CAMERA. Above: a scan of a Japanese promo brochure, courtesy of Chris Whelan of Yashica Sailor Boy The TC-1 features a fixed 28mm f/3.5 lens, which is known for its sharpness and wide-angle perspective..