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Leica Minilux Zoom 35-70mm
Leica Minilux Zoom - Analog Camera 24*36
Type: Compact Point & Shoot
Film format: 35mm
Years of production: after 1998
Light meter: Yes
Focus: Autofocus
Energy: 1 CR123A
Lens: Leica Vario-Elmar 35-70mm 1:3.5-5.6
We check and restore our analog cameras in our workshops in Lyon since 2012.
This model is a nice Leica Minilux Zoom. A high-end compact camera produced at the end of 1990. Two models were available, this one has a Leitz Vario-Elmar zoom lens 35-70mm 1:3.5-5.6. The body is made in titanium and got beautiful finishes. The camera has a manual focus function as well as an AF mode, perfect for close-up photography or infinity lock. The top of the camera has a flash shoe to add an additional flash.
Its has a multi mode photo/flash, a self-timer, ...
This camera has been fully checked and is ready to work. Everything is working: shutter, shutter speeds, autofocus, light meter, self timer, film loading, rewinding...
It is sold with one CR123A battery, its strap and leather case.
The lens on this camera:
Leica Vario-Elmar 35-70mm 1:3.5-5.6. The lens is clean, without scratches or fungus.
All our cameras are antiques and may wear signs of use. The pictures will give you a better glimpse of the condition.
- Film Format
- 35mm / 135
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