| Do you have a Minolta MD 50mm F1.7 ? Repair needed? Or maybe a CLA? |
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| Black (Rokkor X) Heavier More Solid Construction. About 1oz Heavier. (55mm Filter) |
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LN- |
$109.91 |
Gorgeous physical condition. No signs of use. |
Add to Cart |
| Black Later More Plastic (49mm Filter) |
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LN- |
$88.16 |
Very beautiful condition. No signs of past use. |
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EX++ |
$78.49 |
Extremely clean. Only the slightest signs of use. |
SOLD |
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THE 50mm F1.7 ROKKOR
Six elements in five groups, This Minolta's very economical but high optical quality normal offering. Only 1/2 stop slower than the F1.4 it is every bit as sharp.
| Focal Length (Begin) |
50mm |
| Type of Lens (mount[s]) |
Minolta MC
Minolta MD |
| Filter Size |
49mm
55mm |
| Elements / Groups |
6/5 |
| Coating Type |
Multicoated |
| Floating Element Design (non-zoom models) |
No |
| F Stop (begin) |
1.7 |
| F Stop (End) |
16 |
| Camera Format Type |
24mm X 36mm |
| Color Scheme(s) |
Black and Chrome
Black Chrome |
| Focusing System/Method (Lens) |
Conventional Physical Displacement |
| Type of Lens Formula |
Normal |
| Type of Camera |
SLR |
| Aperture Mechanism |
Automatic |
| Angle of View |
46 Degrees |
| Focusing Range |
1.5ft (0.45m) to Infinity |
New in box with warranty papers as it came from the dealer Indistinguishable from new but no box or no papers or both Very close to new condition with only subtle signs of use or handling. Extremely nice condition but does show some handling and use but no hard use whatsoever. Excellent condition but shows some wear and use. Perfectly Excellent operating condition but cosmetics leave something to be desired. Usable but has mechanical, optical and cosmetic issues as indicated in individual descriptions Issues as indicated in individual descriptions Very significant conditions as indicated in individual descriptions. The lower end of this range is basically a paperweight that looks something like it might once have taken some pictures.
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