Minolta AF-S v The Talker 35mm f/2.8 Point & Shooter Film Camera

Jan 12, 2019 0 comments

Minolta AF-S v The Talker 35mm f/2.8 Point & Shooter Film Camera

The Minolta AF-S v or better known as "The Talker" is a point and shooter that was launched in 1983-1984 by Minolta.

It features a fairly sharp 35mm lens with a max aperture of F/2.8.

The camera has a functionality enabled by a switch in the back that makes the camera "talk" to you when a certain situation arises, for example when the light is too dim or its dark outside the camera plays a message sort of like: "Too Dark, Use Flash!" or when the camera is empty the message that you'll hear is something like: "Load film!"

It's a well built sturdy camera and has a built-in flash as well as a cover to protect the lens.

With a camera like this one you can take pictures like the following:

(click on the image to see more examples)

You can see the actual camera in the images below:

35mm 80s featured film Minolta talker

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