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The Minolta 5000 is the easiest-to-use automatic camera in the world

Minolta has brought to market the world's easiest-to-use mirrorless cameras, the Minolta 05000, which incorporates cutting-edge Minolta technology to make simpler operation possible with an auto-focus SLR camera. This Minolta 5000 joins the Minolta 07000 and Minolta 6000 models. Each of which represents a successful phenomenon, which will increase the fun of photography with it. High-quality images can be achieved by simply pointing the camera and releasing its shutter. Focus, programmed exposure and film transition all work automatically to make the process of taking pictures easier and more enjoyable.
Versatile Minolta SLR accessories are available for the Model 5000, including interchangeable AF lenses, specialty flash units, and more.
And at a time when the simple operation of this camera is greatly appreciated by beginners. The more advanced photographers will also enjoy with this camera the versatility of the devices in it.
Minolta technical details.
The Minolta 5000 is a 35mm SLR camera with auto focus, multi-program auto exposure or manual exposure, with automatic film transition.

Minolta bayonet (A): Accommodates all Minolta AF lenses.
As for the auto focus system, we mention that the Minolta TTL phase-detection system has a working range from (EV2) to (EV19). At 100 aza: There are focus signals in the viewfinder for both automatic and manual focus.
The shutter has a focal plane that moves vertically and is electronically adjusted.
The shutter speed range in the program system. From 1/2000 to four seconds without steps with the width of the half-stop nearest the viewfinder; And in the manual system (M) from 1/2000 to four seconds in full steps.

Film speed locations: 25 to 6400 aza; There is an automatic location for the movie with the code (DX); A Bedouin site is possible for the film without the code (DX) or to bypass this site.
The expression class (TTL) of the luminescence rate in the medium is powered by a silicon photographic cell (SPC) on a pentaprism lens of available light.
The automatic exposure range (AE) has an EV from one to twenty at 100 aza with a 1.4/50 lens - meaning from 4 seconds at f/1.4 to 1/2000 second at f/22 -

For exposure systems, the shutter speed and aperture are signed according to an automatic program that the camera chooses automatically. There is a wide program for focal lengths shorter than 35 mm, a standard program for standard lengths from 35 mm to 105 mm, and a telephoto program for focal lengths longer than 105 mm.

Any available full-stop shutter speed and available half-stop aperture can be manually signed; Correct locations and exposure are indicated in the viewfinder; As for the (buld) site, it is for long exposures.

Short exposure (TTL) flash systems for flash at film speeds from 25 to 1000 aza.

Automatic signature program synchronized with (X) for 1/100 second - or 1/60 under (47) 12 - and for the aperture with automatic fill flash in bright sunlight.

Manually usable shutter speeds are usable at 1/100 sec or slower, with any aperture usable: the speed is automatically re-signed at 1/100 sec to speeds of 1/125 sec or faster you manually expect.

Pressing the back light compensation button (BLC) increases the exposure by (EV) +2.
A viewfinder with a fixed pentaprism lens at eye level that displays 94 percent of the frame area of ​​a 24 x 36 mm film, the magnification is 0.85 x while the 50 mm lens is at infinity.

Information offers:
The top plate displays the exposure mode, movie speed, number of frames, self-timer operation, bulb operation, low battery warning, and movie transmission status.
Viewfinder Displays exposure regime, shutter speed, aperture, low battery warning, whether the light level is within range of expression or not, and a warning of over or underexposure; The display is lit automatically in low-light situations: there are also (LED) indications for focus and an indication (LED) for flash readiness and adequate exposure.

For the film: the transition is done automatically with an implicit engine: automatic capture, and automatic advance until the first frame, with continuous advance for it by releasing the shutter at a preferred focus, at a speed of up to 1.5 frames of a second,
Power rewinding, automatic stop rewinding.
The play button: it is touched and turns on the expression display and viewfinder, and the expression continues for ten seconds after lifting the finger from the button; That's a half-click to focus

auto focus and focus lock; While the total pressing down releases the shutter, the power works: with four (AAA) 1.5 volt batteries. Alkali - Manganese, providing energy for all processes; There is an embedded lithium cell to support the memory; Low power is also indicated by a battery symbol on the selector and on the dashboard: the main switch slides into the Lock and ON positions and buzzes. (beep).

This and while the main switch is on the (beep) position, the camera broadcasts audible signals: when the subject is in focus; At the end of the film roll: while the self-timer is running; And as a warning about a slow shutter speed in the program system while the speed is under: 1/30 second with lenses shorter than 35mm, 1/60 second with lenses from 35mm to 105mm and 1/125 second with lenses from 35mm to 105mm. And 1/135 seconds with lenses longer than 105 mm.

The controls are switches for selecting the manual action mode. and self-timer setting, movie speed display; There are also selector keys for setting aperture, shutter speed, and movie speed: closing the control switches cover puts the camera into software mode for normal operation.

Electronic self-timer with a delay of ten seconds: it can be canceled; His work is indicated by a countdown in the information panel accompanied by a simultaneous audible buzz. The size is 52 x 92.5 x 138 mm, and the weight is about 550 grams, without lenses and batteries.

Optional accessories:
Minolta AF lenses, program flashes, information back 70, program back 70, battery holder (BH-70L), external battery pack (EP-70), remote control (IR-IN), off-camera wires and connections, correction lenses Diopters in the lens of the eye are installed according to (snap-in) ⏹