Swift1
Veteran
I recently acquired a Minolta Prod-20'S point and shoot film camera, in basically new condition. There very little info out there about these cameras, except the general consensus that they are not as good as their retro metallic appearance might first lead you to believe. I had read most of the available info and kinda knew what to expect, and the camera actually has (mostly) all features I either wanted or could live with, so I took the plunge and ordered one.
The Prod-20's is a Japan only, limited edition, 1990 era plastic P&S camera, done up retro style, with metal top and bottom plates, and metal front. It features an autofocus 35mm f/4.5 lens, built in flash, and only auto exposure. The only available controls are the shutter button and self timer switch that's shaped like a mechanical lever, but is just a switch.
Yesterday I managed to run a quick test roll through, and these are so of the results. The film was old expired Fujicolor Superia 400. I'll probably get better results with some better film.
The Prod-20's is a Japan only, limited edition, 1990 era plastic P&S camera, done up retro style, with metal top and bottom plates, and metal front. It features an autofocus 35mm f/4.5 lens, built in flash, and only auto exposure. The only available controls are the shutter button and self timer switch that's shaped like a mechanical lever, but is just a switch.
Yesterday I managed to run a quick test roll through, and these are so of the results. The film was old expired Fujicolor Superia 400. I'll probably get better results with some better film.
