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List of Minolta products

List of products manufactured by electronics company Minolta.

Cameras

Digital Viewfinder Cameras

DiMAGE X1
DiMAGE X31
DiMAGE X21
DiMAGE X20
DiMAGE Xg
DiMAGE Xt
DiMAGE Xi
DiMAGE X
DiMAGE X60
DiMAGE S414
DiMAGE S404
DiMAGE S304
DiMAGE RD3000

DiMAGE G600
DiMAGE G530
DiMAGE G500
DiMAGE G400
DiMAGE F300
DiMAGE F200
DiMAGE F100
DiMAGE E50
DiMAGE E323
DiMAGE E223
DiMAGE E203
DiMAGE 2330 ZOOM
DiMAGE 2300

Viewfinder / previewfinder Notes:

Functionally, there are probably "only" two types of viewfinders (or more accurately, pre-view finders):

direct, where you look at your subject through the camera, these are generally considered "viewfinders"
indirect, where you look at your camera (near view) while the camera looks at your subject (distant view), these are generally considered viewfinderless or LCD-only

There are at least three types of implementations of these "viewfinders", especially for digital cameras:

TTL EL EVF (direct) which is through the lens, eye level, electronic view finder, as in Minolta's DiMage A-series and Z-series cameras.
TTL LCD (indirect) which is through the lens liquid crystal display, which is also an optional mode of use on Minolta's DiMage A-series and Z-series cameras, an alternate mode on Minolta's DiMage E-series and Konica G-series cameras, and is the only mode on the final Konica Minolta X-series camera.
DV (direct) which is direct view, not through the taking lens, which is a mode on the Minolta DiMage E-series and X-series cameras and the Konica G-series cameras, and so on.

As noted, some cameras offer two previewing modes.

35mm Linked Rangefinder and Unlinked Viewfinder Cameras

Minolta Hi-Matic-series
Minoltina
Minolta CL/CLE - Note, also logo'd "Leitz"
Minolta TC-1

Digital SLRs

Konica Minolta Maxxum/Dynax 7D
Konica Minolta Maxxum/Dynax 5D
Minolta RD-175 (Also sold as Agfa ActionCam) Circa 1996

35mm SLRs

Manual focus (SR, SR-T and X series):

SR-2

Minolta SR-1 Minolta SR-3 Minolta SR-7

SR-T 101
SR-T 102
SRT201
SRT202 (SRT303 outside the US)

Autofocus (Alpha/Dynax/Maxxum series):

Maxxum	Dynax	Alpha	Release Year
2Xi		?	1992
3	3L	?
3Xi			1992
4	4	Sweet II L & Dynax 3	2002
5		Sweet II	2001
5D		Sweet Digital
5Xi			1992
7			2000
7D		7 Digital
7Xi			1992
9			1998
9Xi			1992
50	30 & 40	50
70	60	70
300Si		101Si	1995
400Si	500Si	303Si	1994
500Si	500Si Super	303Si Super	1995
600Si	600Si Classic	507Si	1995
700Si		707Si	1993
800Si		807Si	1997
3000i		3700i
5000			~1986
5000i		5700i	1989
7000			1985
7000i	7000i	7700i	1988
8000i		8700i	1990
9000			1985
HTSi	505Si	(?)	1998
QTSi	303Si	360Si	1999
STSi	404Si	Sweet S	1999
SPXi	SPXi	?	1991
XTSi	505 SI Super	Sweet	1998
Maxxum	Dynax	Alpha	Release Year

110 Film Cameras

126 Film Cameras

Minolta Autopak 400X
Minolta Autopak 500
Minolta Autopak 550
Minolta Autopak 600X
Minolta Autopak 700
Minolta Autopak 800

APS Film and Digital Cameras - Vectis series

Exposure meters

Autometer IIIF, IVF, VF
Flashmeter III, IV, V, VI
Spotmeter M, F

Film scanners

Minolta Dimage Scan Speed
Minolta Dimage Scan Dual (I), II, II and IV
Minolta Dimage Scan Elite 5400 (I) and II
Minolta Dimage Scan Multi (I) and II

Note: final models were logo'd "Konica Minolta"

Note of users of Dimage scanners. The auto brush dust facility can get confused, I suppose just like any scanner at least in theory. I have been scanning a quantity of 35mm slides of various film types and have noticed that the Dimage cannot cope with chain link fencing and rivets under certain lighting conditions and blobs them out. Be aware