Minolta Hi Matic AF2 Point & Shoot Film Camera 38mm f/2.8 Excellent Condition TESTED
A great piece of photography, the AF2 was the first viewfinder camera to feature infrared auto-focus.
Launched in 1981 as a sucessor for the Hi Matic AF, this point and shooter is ar4eally fun and easy to use.
Featuring as well a fast little 38mm with a f/2.8 lens is great even in low light condition for a film camera that is not an SLR.
It also has a CdS meter window inside the filter-thread in the front of the lens barrel.
With a camera like this one you can take pictures like these:
(click on the image to see more examples)
This is the actual camera for sale, click the images to enlarge them:
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