Konica Big Mini camera

Konica Big Mini cameraThe Konica Big Mini series emerged in the mid 1990s amidst a boom of consumer grade 35mm cameras. The first of the series of three models was the BM 101, followed by the 202 and concluding with the 300 offered here. The Konica Big Mini was never a glorified product line, offering a very humble and affordable entry point to an ever increasing asking price on many of its contemporaries. The BM 300 has autofocus 35mm f 3. 5 lens and rather bizarrely

Leica's first foray into single-lens reflex cameras launched during the mid 1960s

Speeds: Up to 1/6000th

music to Leica-lovers ears

This lens is offered in mint condition

The Leica Minilux was first introduced around 1995

the T* series

Diaphragm: 7 bladesAperture Control: Manual wheel / analogue display

the Carl Zeiss 35mm f2 Planar T*

we’ll call this a charming quirk

The main point of difference to the GR1s' predecessor is the ability to attach a locking lens hood

Length: 69mm

which would produce up to 1/6000th of a second