Minolta XG-9

About the Minolta XG-9

The Minolta XG-9 is a classic analog film camera that was first introduced in 1979. It features a sturdy and compact design, making it easy to handle and carry around. With its manual focus and exposure control, photographers have full creative control over their shots, while the built-in light meter ensures accurate exposure settings. The XG-9 is compatible with a wide range of Minolta lenses, allowing photographers to experiment with different focal lengths and achieve their desired artistic effects.

Photos taken with the Minolta XG-9

The most liked photos tagged with the Minolta XG-9 on Newgrain, each with the film stock, lens and lab used.

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  Cyberpunk by AlberCandido Collective Candido800 · Cosina Lens 28-70 · Miyagi Studio

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  Once Upon a Time in America by AlberCinestill 800T · Cosina Lens 28-70 · Miyagi Studio

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  Midtown view by AlberCinestill 800T · Vivitar 70-150 · Miyagi Studio

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  Lights of Manhattan by AlberCinestill 800T · Cosina Lens 28-70 · Miyagi Studio

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  Sunset on a class trip by PhotosByTimKodak UltraMax 400 · Rokkor 45mm f2 · DM Fotoparadies

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  Muizenberg beach, Cape Town, South Africa by Hans- B. SicklerKodak Portra 160 · 50mm/1.4 · Home / Self-Developed

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  Manhattan smoke by AlberCinestill 800T · Cosina Lens 28-70 · Miyagi Studio

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  Light Leak by PhotosByTimIlford Delta 400 · Rokkor 45mm f2 · DM Fotoparadies

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  Brooklyn Cyclones by AlberCinestill 800T · Cosina Lens 28-70 · Miyagi Studio

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