Tested and working and in good vintage condition with some signs of age and use (please see photos). Requires APS Film (Film not included, please research film type, availability and processing before buying). Takes 1 x CR2 battery (not included)
The Minolta Vectis 30 is a compact APS (Advanced Photo System) zoom camera introduced in 1997. It was one of Minolta's better-equipped APS compact cameras, offering a quality aspherical zoom lens, multiple scene modes, and a splash-resistant body.
Specifications
Year: 1997 Film type: APS (IX240) film cartridge Lens: Minolta Aspherical 30–90mm f/3.6–10.3 35mm equivalent: Approximately 38–113mm Lens construction: 4 elements in 4 groups with two double-sided aspherical elements Focus: Infrared autofocus Macro: Up to 4.3× magnification at 75mm Exposure: Fully automatic programmed exposure plus scene modes Scene modes:
Portrait Landscape Close-up Night Scene Shutter: Electronically controlled Film loading: Automatic Film advance: Automatic motor drive Film rewind: Automatic Flash: Built-in flash with Auto, Fill Flash, Flash Off and Red-eye Reduction Self-timer: 10 seconds Viewfinder: Real-image zoom viewfinder Weather resistance: Splash-resistant for light rain and snow Battery: 1 × CR2 3V lithium battery Weight: Approximately 240g (without battery)
