Minolta F25 Autoflash: second-hand, tested and checked
A 1998 Minolta film compact with nothing to set: you frame, you press the button, the flash fires when it’s needed.
The F25 has fixed focus: everything is sharp from 1.3 m to infinity, with no waiting for autofocus. It reads the film speed from the DX code, from ISO 100 to 400, and fires its flash when the light is low, with red-eye reduction for portraits. The film advances by itself after each shot, and a switch under the body starts the rewind. Two standard AA batteries power it.
Specifications
- 35 mm film compact (135 film), 24×36 mm frames
- Minolta 33 mm f/6.3 lens
- Fixed focus, from 1.3 m to infinity
- Shutter at 1/125 s
- Film speed ISO 100 to 400 by DX code
- Automatic flash with red-eye reduction
- Automatic advance, rewind by switch
- Two AA batteries, 185 g without batteries
Condition: tested and checked
We tested it in the workshop: the camera is working. The green lamp lights up, as in the photo taken from underneath. This is the version without a date back. Clean film chamber. Light signs of use on the body.
Who is this gear for?
Anyone who wants a first film camera with nothing to set, and anyone looking for a compact to slip into a holiday bag or hand to the children.
What’s included
- Minolta F25 camera and its wrist strap.
- AA batteries and film not included. We sell rolls of film and the Minolta case photographed separately.
Buy a second-hand film camera from Brittany
We powered this camera on and checked it in our Breton workshop before putting it on sale. Each listing describes the item in stock, photographed without retouching. Only one available.
