Minolta XG-M

About the Minolta XG-M

The Minolta XG-M is a classic analog film camera that was first introduced in the 1980s. It features a sleek and compact design, making it easy to carry around for photography enthusiasts. The camera offers a range of manual controls, including aperture and shutter speed adjustments, allowing users to have full creative control over their shots. With its reliable performance and high-quality lens, the Minolta XG-M is a great choice for those who appreciate the art of film photography.

Photos taken with the Minolta XG-M

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

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  inland edition by diegoIlford HP5 Plus 400 · Minolta 50mm 1.4

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  A Lama & Machu Picchu by Anita Senff AriasKodak Portra 400

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  My new plant & I by Anita Senff AriasKodak Gold 200

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  Market day by Anita Senff AriasKodak ColorPlus 200

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  Sunset in Lima by Anita Senff AriasKodak ColorPlus 200

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  Summer in Bavaria by Anita Senff AriasKodak Portra 400

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  Surf Peru by Anita Senff AriasKodak ColorPlus 200

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  San Bartolo, Lima, Peru by Anita Senff AriasKodak Portra 400

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  Far from end by Kent XyrellReflx Lab 800 · MD 50mm f2 · The Grain House: Film Lab

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