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Minolta Maxxum Camera Shutter Release Button |
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Background
The Maxxum STsi is an SLR released by Minolta in 1999. In 2006, Konica Minolta sold its camera division to Sony and transferred repair and customer support to Precision Camera. Unfortunately, Precision Camera no longer supports Minolta cameras as of 2012, making it somewhat harder to get service for these devices. The Maxxum STsi is approximately 135.0 x 90.0 x 58.5mm (WxHxD) and weighs roughly 350g.
Identification
The Maxxum STsi is a light grey and black camera identified by the "STsi" and "Maxxum" markings to the right of the lens, and by the large "Minolta" logo above the lens. It has a pop-up flash, an info display on the shoulder over the grip, and a viewfinder centered behind the flash.
Additional Information
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