Minola Alpha / Dynax / Maxxum 700si

Minolta Alpha Dynax Maxxum 700si

The Minolta Dynax 700si ,Alpha α-707si (Japan), Maxxum 700si (USA) was a very advanced camera for the intermediate photographer, and was the ideal backup camera to many wedding photographers using the Alpha / Dynax / Maxxum 9.

Sample Photos:

This Black and White Photography project was an attempt to demonstrate disharmony. Photographing nature and letting nature express the roots of disharmony, whether experienced by us in humanity, politics, relationships and many other areas of life. To keep the project within a budget, all photographs were made with 35mm Film, and so, an exhibition of this series would only be feasible with prints up to 16". The earliest available for these photographs to be ready for exhibition would be May 2022. - Copyright 2021; All rights reserved. - Photographs were made with a Minolta Maxxum 700si, a Minola Maxxum 70-210mm F4 Macro lens and Fomapan ISO 200 Creative Film.
This Black and White Photography project was an attempt to demonstrate disharmony. Photographing nature and letting nature express the roots of disharmony, whether experienced by us in humanity, politics, relationships and many other areas of life. To keep the project within a budget, all photographs were made with 35mm Film, and so, an exhibition of this series would only be feasible with prints up to 16". The earliest available for these photographs to be ready for exhibition would be May 2022. - Copyright 2021; All rights reserved. - Photographs were made with a Minolta Maxxum 700si, a Minola Maxxum 70-210mm F4 Macro lens and Fomapan ISO 200 Creative Film.
This Black and White Photography project was an attempt to demonstrate disharmony. Photographing nature and letting nature express the roots of disharmony, whether experienced by us in humanity, politics, relationships and many other areas of life. To keep the project within a budget, all photographs were made with 35mm Film, and so, an exhibition of this series would only be feasible with prints up to 16". The earliest available for these photographs to be ready for exhibition would be May 2022. - Copyright 2021; All rights reserved. - Photographs were made with a Minolta Maxxum 700si, a Minola Maxxum 70-210mm F4 Macro lens and Fomapan ISO 200 Creative Film.
This Black and White Photography project was an attempt to demonstrate disharmony. Photographing nature and letting nature express the roots of disharmony, whether experienced by us in humanity, politics, relationships and many other areas of life. To keep the project within a budget, all photographs were made with 35mm Film, and so, an exhibition of this series would only be feasible with prints up to 16". The earliest available for these photographs to be ready for exhibition would be May 2022. - Copyright 2021; All rights reserved. - Photographs were made with a Minolta Maxxum 700si, a Minola Maxxum 70-210mm F4 Macro lens and Fomapan ISO 200 Creative Film.

Originally released in 1993, featuring fast auto-focus using Minolta’s honeycomb segment technology, combined with a dazzling shutter speed of 1/8,000th of a second.

This camera also had different program chips that could be inserted like today’s SD cards, each featuring a different photo application. You could also use the slot for the Minolta Data card, which could then record the settings of each photograph for multiple rolls, for the super organized film photographer.

With a flash synch speed of 1/200th of a second and the wide range of compatible Minolta Auto-Focus lenses, this camera was one of the greatest film SLRs ever built.

It does a great job for portrait photography, especially when combined with the famous wedding lens, the Minolta APO 80-200mm F2.8 High-Speed.

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