Konica Minolta 5D Camera

These batteries are a good replacement for the originals and I was able to get the old Konica Minolta 5D Camera fired up. It's a good, basic and very sturdy camera for field work.

This is the replacement cartridge for my Konica Minolta printer. Since the cartridges last a long time, I don't replace often. A good thing. No complaints.

Compared to Bower, Rokinon, Konica-Minolta, Tokina, and even the older style Nikon caps, this newish Nikon design is the best. Eventually, the brand name will start to wear off, but the cap itself is very durable and easy to use. At this price, there's no real point in trying to find a generic alternative.

Use it with Konica and Minolta MD/MC lenses. If you want a serious compact m4/3 system, this is it. Already have a black one and just got the silver to match my Minolta MC chromed ring lenses. Besides the camera lens combination looking so good, it delivers awesome images, feels and handles very well. Like it better than my GF1.

I used this to trigger my Minolta Flash from a Lumix GX7, Sony RX10 and Canon 5D iv --- Worked great every time, aaa batteries have a long life and the design is simple, can even remote trigger by hand too

Have old Minolta lenses and currently use Nikon digital camera. The adapter allows me to use my old minolta lenses on my newer Nikon camera. Just working through the peculiarities of using old manual lenses on a fully modern camera. Results so far have been OK but I assume will improve once I get accustomed to the adapter and minolta lense differences. Ordering through BH Photo on line was quick and easy and fair price.

This adaptor fits my Sony camera making it possible to use the old and wonderful Konica lenses my dad had.

I got this bag when I started taking pictures with my first 35mm camera, a Konica Autoreflex TC. I got it in 1978 and used it for 23 years. I passed it on to my son, who was majoring in communications/photojournalism. He used it for 5 years. The compartments, the pockets, the closures, the straps have all stood the test of time. Even though it's enjoying a retirement, I wouldn't hesitate to haul it out and use it today. It appears the same today as it did when it was new--well, a little faded here and there and one kind of ugly curb rash rub spot on the corner. Well worth the money. It's a purchase you will not regret.

I have an f 1.4 57 mm Konica Hexanon lens from the 1980s, also a 40 mm f1.8, and a 80-200 mm zoom lens. I've just added a lot of telephoto power and some very fast lenses for my brand new digital MFT camera with this adapter. It fits both the camera and the Konica lens mount firmly and allows focusing to infinity.

I have a Konica 1 camera from the 1950s. It's difficult to find filters and hoods for. So, I've taken to using a 41mm series VI adapter which pushes onto the lens. That allows me to use series VI hoods. The problem then becomes one of filters for the camera. Most series VI filters are uncoated, and probably delaminated by now. As well, they are likely to be scratched up.The Heliopan series VI gives me the benefit of a brand new filter in this no-longer common filter size. Planar filter surfaces, coating, and Schott glass are some of the benefits of the Heliopan filter.I also bought their Series VI yellow filter for use with B&W film.