Minolta · 35mm film
Minolta XD-11
A 35mm film camera. Check the model information below and search retailer listings for this camera.
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For learning either aperture or shutter priority on a manual-focus SLR.
Pick the exposure mode that suits the subject, focus the lens, and wind on by hand.
Keep in mind Normal shutter speeds need batteries. The available mechanical backup settings are limited.
Compare this camera- Maker
- Minolta
- Model
- XD-11
- Film format
- 35mm
- Camera type
- SLR (single-lens reflex)
- Exposure
- Shutter priority, aperture priority and manual
- Shutter
- Electronic, mechanical 1/100 s and Bulb settings
- Battery
- Needed for normal speeds, 1/100 s and Bulb work without a battery
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The lens, power requirements and film to get started with this model.
- Lens
- Minolta MD 50mm f/1.7
Choose the MD mount for these manual-focus bodies. Minolta AF lenses use a different mount.
- Power
- Two LR44 or SR44 cells for normal exposure control
Test both automatic modes with an appropriate MD lens and fresh batteries.
- Film
- Kodak Gold 200, 35mm, 36 exposures
36 full-frame photographs per roll. A film lab can develop the roll and scan your photographs.
Use aperture priority for a steady outdoor scene, then try shutter priority for moving subjects. Read the lens-setting instructions for each mode before loading film.
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