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Minolta Maxxum HTsi Body and Lens

Name: Minolta Maxxum HTsi Body and Lens
Brand: Minolta
Price: 219.0 USD
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Serial no. 93203692 Body

Lens 28-80 S#93212037

Brand	Konica-Minolta
Film Format Type	35mm
Item Dimensions LxWxH	5.3 x 2.4 x 3.5 inches
Model Name	HTsi Plus
Exposure Control Type	Manual, Automatic

Full-featured 35mm SLR
Fully automatic operation with manual option
Built-in flash; includes batteries
BODY ONLY AS PICTURED
The Maxxum HTsi cost far more than a point-and-shoot, however. It listed for $770 (including a 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 zoom lens), which is about $1200 today. Nobody paid that; street prices were far lower. But you got a lot of camera for that money. It has a three-point autofocus system and 14-segment honeycomb-pattern metering. Its shutter operates from 1/4000 to 30 seconds. It reads the film’s DX coding to set film speed from ISO 25 to 5,000, or you can set film speed manually from ISO 6 to 6,400. It offers the usual modes: program, aperture-priority, shutter-priority, and manual. A built-in flash pops up when the camera doesn’t detect enough light. You can also slide a separate Minolta flash unit into the proprietary hot shoe. Unfortunately, two expensive CR-2 batteries power everything.
The HTsi offers the usual modes: programmed, aperture priority, shutter priority, and manual exposure. To access them, move the Mode dial to PASM. Press the P button above the LCD to return the camera to program mode at any time. To access the other modes, press the FUNC button and turn the wheel below the shutter button to cycle through A, S, and M. The HTsi also offers portrait, landscape, close-up, sports, and night portrait modes. To access them, press the P button and then press the button next to the LCD with a head on it, repeatedly, until an arrow appears beneath the mode you want.