Minolta Camera, Lens, & Bag

This is a Minolta XG7, a classic 35mm film SLR (Single-Lens Reflex) camera. It is a popular, user-friendly vintage camera known for its blend of automatic and manual feature. The camera includes an extra lens and carrying bag. Key Features and Specification Type: 35mm SLR camera with an electronic, vertical-travel focal plane shutter. Exposure Modes: It offers both an aperture-priority automatic mode, where the user selects the aperture and the camera automatically sets the shutter speed, and a full manual exposure mode. Shutter Speed: The shutter speeds range from 1 second to a fast 1/1000th of a second, plus a "Bulb" mode for long exposures. Lens Mount: The camera uses the Minolta SR bayonet mount, also known as the Minolta MD mount, which is compatible with a wide range of interchangeable Minolta Rokkor-X and Celtic lenses. Focusing: The XG7 is a manual focus camera with a bright viewfinder that includes a split-image and microprism focusing aid. Portability: Released in 1977, it was designed to be a compact and lightweight option compared to professional models of its era. Power: The electronic functions of the camera require power from two small SR44 or LR44 batterie