Description

A stunning example of the beautiful Minolta Uniomat III camera.

This is an interesting camera, with a fully automatic shutter and aperture which is operated via a ring on the lens. Simply point the camera at the subject, then turn the lens ring to match a needle in the panel on the top of the camera.

This simultaneously set the shutter speed and aperture.

This camera is unusual in having a fastest shutter speed of 1/1000s – very fast for a camera from the 1960s !

The camera also has rangefinder focus for fast, accurate focusing.

In all round excellent condition, with a lovely clear lens.

Tested and working perfectly.

Note that this camera operates without batteries. Clever.