Minolta Freedom Zoom 70EX 35mm camera (serial 97521542)

The Minolta Freedom Zoom 70EX (called the Riva Zoom 70EX in other countries) is a quality autofocus point-and-shot 35mm camera from the 1990s. It features a 35-50mm (f3.8-7.2) zoom lens. The Freedom Zoom 70EX has a number of handy features (including a macro focus mode). It is worth reading the brief manual (linked below) to familiarize yourself with all its functionality. Battery info This camera requires a CR123 battery (available as an option). Condition notes The camera's functions were tested with batteries and a roll of film (the film was not developed). All modes are working correctly. In addition, we verified the camera's film plane focus and autoexposure accuracy. The camera is in very good cosmetic condition (see photos). Manual Minolta Free Zoom 70 EX/Riva Zoom 70 EX pdf Specifications Lens: 35-70mm f/3.8-7.2 power zoom lens; 4 elements in 4 groups; max.; magnification: 1/5.8X (for subjects at 0.48m with 70mm lens) Metering Range (ISO 100): 35mm: EV3.9 to EV15; 70mm: EV5.7 to EV17; in flash-cancel and night-portrait modes, shutter speed is set to 1 sec. Battery Performance: Approximately 15 rolls (based on Minolta's standard test method using 24 exposure film with flash 50% of exposures) Viewfinder Magnification: 35mm: 0,42x; 70mm: 0.74x Image Area: 85% coverage (for subject at 3m/9.8 ft.) Dimensions: 134(W) × 72.5(H) × 48.5mm(D)* (5-1/4 × 2-7/8 × 1-7/8 in.) Weight (without battery): 255g (90z)