Minolta AF-C

About the Minolta AF-C

The Minolta AF-C is a compact analog film camera that was introduced by Minolta in the early 1980s. It features a sleek and lightweight design, making it highly portable and easy to carry around. The camera is equipped with an autofocus system, allowing users to capture sharp and well-focused images effortlessly. With its built-in flash and various shooting modes, the Minolta AF-C offers versatility and convenience for both amateur and professional photographers.

Photos taken with the Minolta AF-C

The most liked photos tagged with the Minolta AF-C on Newgrain, each with the film stock, lens and lab used.

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  Lisbona by Kamil KowalkowskiIlford Delta 100

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  Bornholm – Svaneke Vandtårn by Kamil KowalkowskiIlford HP5 Plus 400

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  There are hidden dragons among us by Kamil KowalkowskiIlford HP5 Plus 400 · Home / Self-Developed

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  Bornholm – Svaneke Vandtårn by Kamil KowalkowskiIlford HP5 Plus 400

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  Cisterian Abbey, Mogila - Cracow by Kamil KowalkowskiIlford Pan 100

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  Memories from Portugal by Kamil KowalkowskiKodak Portra 400

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  ZUCH-2 Polish Aviation Museum by Kamil KowalkowskiOrwo UN54

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  Streets of Nowa Huta by Kamil KowalkowskiIlford HP5 Plus 400

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  Nowa Huta, Kraków by Kamil KowalkowskiIlford Pan 100

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