The Minolta XG9 was introduced in 1979 and was and entry level camera. Even though it's not part of the Minolta's professional serie, it's great for those who demand great performance and complete creative control. It can shoot in both full manual mode and aperture-priority auto-exposure, that's why it is a perfect camera for those looking to shoot with a less hands-on approach.
The Minolta XG9 is one of the few Minolta cameras that can be used with an auto winder, which allows you to wrap the film at 2 frames per second.
The camera needs 2 LR44 batteries in order to operate.
The camera is clean and ready to use and it is in PERFECT condition.
For every camera that is bought, I'll plant 2 trees. Ask me anything if you want to know more about it.
