Tested and fully working
Mint condition
Comes with:
-original box and manuals
-strap
-original leather case and box
The Minilux was first made available in 1995 with production continuing into 2006. During this time, it was Leica’s premier point-and-shoot 35mm film camera. With previous Leica branded point-and-shoots being designed by Japanese firms such as Minolta, the Minilux was a thoroughly German affair. Chief credits went to Manfred Meinzer and Klaus-Dieter Schaefer.
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Film type: 35mm
Lens: Leica Summarit 1:2.4/40mm, 6 elements. 4 groups
Shutter speed range: 1 ~ 1/400 sec. plus bulb mode
Viewfinder: optical viewfinder, 0.35× magnification, covers only 83%
ASA/ISO range: ISO 25 ~ ISO 5000
Flash: guide number 36
Exposure Modes: program or aperture priority
Exposure Metering: center-weighted
EV range: LV 2.5 ~ 16.5
Focusing: overrideable active infrared autofocus
Continuous Shooting: ½ fps
Film advance: fully automatic
Frame size: 24×36mm
Programs: "Professional"
Top LCD monitor: small status display
Battery: CR123A lithium battery
Weight: 124×69×39mm
Dimensions: 330g