The Minolta 70-210mm zoom lens is another lens where the collaboration between Leica and Minolta played a role. There are different versions of it, both manual and autofocus (AF). It also got the nickname "Beercan" because of its distinctive shape. However, this particular version has a 49mm filter thread, is not listed in the Minolta... Continue Reading →
You could consider the article about the Minolta MD 24-35mm f3.5 as a teaser because, even though it's a fantastic lens, Minolta has more gems in store for those who know how to find them. And that's what this sequel is about. There is also that unmistakable link with Leica. So, specifically for photographers who... Continue Reading →
In today's review, I'll be discussing the Minolta MD zoom 24-35mm f3.5. It is a very underestimated lens, simply because it's a zoom lens. However, in reality, it's a gem. When used on micro 4/3 or other APS-C cameras, it offers an interesting wide-angle range, effectively replacing three essential prime lenses in one. Moreover, it... Continue Reading →
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