Konica Autoreflex T
Konica35 mm film · Konica ARThe first focal-plane-shutter 35 mm SLR to combine TTL metering with automatic exposure.
PHOTO · FILM
Cameras and film under the Konishiroku and Sakura names.
Built the first mass-produced autofocus compact before merging with Minolta.
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The first focal-plane-shutter 35 mm SLR to combine TTL metering with automatic exposure.
A 1946 Konica rangefinder for 35 mm film, focused by aligning a double image in the finder.
A 1950 Konica rangefinder for 35 mm film, focused by aligning a double image in the finder.
Konica rangefinder camera of 1956, quiet and compact compared with SLRs of the time.
Konica rangefinder camera of 1956, quiet and compact compared with SLRs of the time.
A 1956 Konica rangefinder for 35 mm film, focused by aligning a double image in the finder.
A 1958 Konica rangefinder for 35 mm film, focused by aligning a double image in the finder.
Konica rangefinder camera of 1959, quiet and compact compared with SLRs of the time.
Konica rangefinder camera of 1959, quiet and compact compared with SLRs of the time.
Konica 35 mm compact of 1959, from the long run of film point-and-shoot cameras.
Konica single-lens reflex from 1960, from the decades when the 35 mm SLR dominated serious photography.
Konica rangefinder camera of 1960, quiet and compact compared with SLRs of the time.
A 1960 Konica 35 mm compact with a fixed lens, made for everyday snapshots.
A 1961 Konica rangefinder for 35 mm film, focused by aligning a double image in the finder.
An early rangefinder with automatic exposure from a CdS meter.
A 1963 Konica 35 mm compact with a fixed lens, made for everyday snapshots.