In 1977 Minolta introduced the XD7, a 35mm single lens reflex camera with both manual and automatic exposure options. In the automatic mode, the camera can be used with both shutter as well as aperture priority. It was the last of the Minolta line-up to have an metal body before they switched to plastic.

The Minolta XD7 is an often overlooked but extremely capable camera (it even served as the foundation of the well-known Leica R4). Comparable to cameras like the Canon A-1, it should be more than enough for all your photographic endeavours. Paired with the beautiful 45mm f2 lens, this combo is a definite winner in our book!

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This great starter kit comes with the Minolta XD7 body and serviced MD Rokkor 45mm f2 lens.

An MD Rokkor 70-210mm f4 is provided as a gift to complete a beautiful kit. This zoom lens comes with a noticeable amount of dust inside but should still be useable albeit with possibly some reduced contrast. Lens is in great shape mechanically and cosmetically and comes with original lens caps + sunshade.