The Minolta Memory Maker Camera is a 35mm film compact point-and-shoot camera introduced in 1993. Designed entirely for casual snapshot photography and absolute beginners, it handles all exposure and focus settings automatically so users can simply point and shoot.
Key Features:
- Lens: Fixed-focus f4.5 / 35mm lens with a shooting range from 1.5 metres to infinity.
- Exposure: Fully automatic exposure controlled by a built-in CdS light meter.
- Flash: Built-in electronic flash with a low-light red LED warning indicator in the viewfinder.
- Film Speed: Automatic ISO selection between 100 and 400 using DX decoding.
- Power Source: Operates on two standard AA batteries.
- Design Features: Features a sliding front cover that protects the lens and mechanically locks the flash button when closed.
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