Minolta, Tokina Dynax 5000i + 70-210mm + Tokina AF 75-300mm Appareil photo reflex mono-objectif (SLR)

The Minolta Dynax 5000i is a camera with an electronically controlled shutter. This means you will need 1x 2CR5 battery to be able to operate the camera.

It uses Minolta A-mount lenses.

Don't like the complexity of SLRs? Do all the buttons make your palms sweaty? Worry not, because Minolta has the answer with the Dynax 5000i, a camera that was introduced to consumers who wanted an easy to use, hassle-free SLR. They now occupy a niche corner of the film market, but we feel they shouldn't: some of the A-mount lenses are fantastic and will blow you away.

This is a sweet camera for photographers looking for professional quality without the huge price tag.

Specifications:

First release year: 1989
Lens Mount: Minolta A-mount
Power: 1x 2CR5
Modes: automatic



Tokina
1996

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Discontinued

Tokina AF 75-300 1:4.5-5.6

Slow full-frame telephoto zoom lens

Extends while zooming
Slow speed
Variable speed across the focal length range
Relies on in-camera autofocus motor (Nikon F, Minolta/Sony A)
No focusing distance range limiter
No focus mode selector (Nikon F, Minolta/Sony A)
No manual focus override in autofocus mode
No Vibration Correction Module (VCM) (Canon EF, Nikon F)
Not weather-sealed
No Water Repellent (WR) coating
GENRES OR SUBJECTS OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Distant subjects
Distant landscapes with perspective compression effect
Wild nature
Travel photography
RECOMMENDED SLOWEST SHUTTER SPEED WHEN SHOOTING STATIC SUBJECTS HANDHELD

1/320 sec @ 300mm
1/80 sec @ 75mm