Minolta 100mm f4 MD Macro - Lens

Minolta 100mm f4 MD Macro - LensManual focus macro lens made for MD mount SLRs by Minolta starting in 1981. It's capable of 1: 2 macro reproduction on its own or 1: 1 reproduction with the dedicated extension tube. Has an aperture lock switch and can be used with program modes of later Minolta cameras. Metal body available in black. Minolta 100mm f4 MD Macro (5 elements, 4 groups) Minimum focus distance: 0. 45m Aperture blades: 6 Size: 90 x 66 mm Weight: 379g

4s - 1/32000s

It is also meant to be used together with the 40mm f2

relying on physical dials for shutter speed and aperture

Weight: 563g

Silver and black metal body

It has a slot for drop-in aperture masks

An industrial version is also available that comes with screws to fix focus and aperture settings

Shutter: Prontor leaf

Autofocus F-mount digital SLR released by Nikon in 2005

It was the first camera to feature Leica’s quick-load mechanism and quicker rewinding knob

Storage: Memory Stick Duo/ Pro Duo / Pro-HG Duo

Size: 145 x 78 x 53 mm