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"Why cant a 55mm SLK
camera system be
sophisticated and simple? "
The X-700 is Minolta's fully programmed Automatic
Exposure 35mm SLR.
The X-700 is a simple-to-operate Automatic Exposure
camera, selecting both aperture and shutter speed in
P mode. So all you have to do is focus and shoot.
The X-700, along with its extensive Minolta Program
System components and SLR lenses and accessories,
gives you system sophistication with simple operation.
It is destined to be the 35mm single-lens-reflex camera
you've always dreamed of owning.
On the following pages we'll introduce you to the
X-700's features:
Programmed Automatic Exposure: requires absolutely
no manual setting of aperture or shutter speed.
Programmed Autoflash: utilizes Minolta Direct Autoflash
Metering and the new Auto Electroflash 28OPX for
automatic mastery of flash photography.
Aperture Priority Automatic Exposure: enhances the
most-used functions of a 35rnm SLR, the taking of
portraits, close-ups and landscapes.
Manual Exposure Control: what professionals use for
startling results
Motor Drive 1: for high-speed action photography up to
3.5 frames per second.
Multi-Function Back: timed, unmanned camera control
(time-lapse, frames, and/or long exposuresJ plus data
imprinting (date, coding, sequential numbering, or time)
Wireless Controller lR-1 Set infrared signal-activated
remote control.
SLR Lenses and Accessories: expanding the camera's
capabilities.
MINOHTA
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ens P mode
You can't find much more difficult shooting conditionsThe )k7OO's P mode than white-water kayaking Bright, outdoor light. Dark,
Even in varvins lisht conditions. it delivers perfectlv strong shadows. Water reflection. High-speed action,balanced exfroi.rre"s while you just focus and shoot. What aperture to use? What shutter speed?
The X-700's P mode automatically solves these problems
for you by selecting the optimum combination of aperture
and shutter speed in response to subject brightness.
All you have to do is focus and shoot.
Set the camera's mode selector to the green P position.
Set your new MD lens to its green minimum aperture,
and lock it. Focus and shoot! Easy, isn't it?
The X-700's P mode combines the essence of simplicity
with the utmost in sophistication. A faster-speed priority
program minimizes blur and allows handholding even in
low light situations. The photographer concentraies solely
upon the creative moment, with no worry as to exposure
selection. ln any lighting conditions, changing or not. ffi
ln any situation, high-speed or not... it's perfect for novlce A green P reminds you thal you're in P mode and bltnks photographers as well as professionalsl
if yau've not set your MD
lens at ils minimum apenure
The set aperlure (nal the
laking aperlure) is displayed, alang wilh the camera s selected shutler speedView original page 3Page 5 · Read text
5Anit l,4D lens. P ntade Auta Ete(xralash 280pX
jn P mode.The X-7OO's flash foolproofThe X-700ass itsflashnon-flashoperationoperationin P mode is as simple and
operation in P mode: TurnMountonthetheMinoltaflash unit.AutoLookElectroflashthrough 2B0pXthe viewfinderon the X-700.and
Minolta Direct Autoflash Metering when you see the blinking LED indicate flash-ready, firel
for perfect results under all conditions. Extremely accurate Minolta Direct Autoflash Metering
Neither aperture nor shutter speed selection measures subject brightness and controls flash duration,
is required. And Flash Distance Checking indicators on the flash
and in the viewfinder will confirm proper exposure.
That's all there is to itl No aperture selection No shutter
speed selection. No calculations. No chance for error!
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The X-7OO's A mode The )k7OO's M mode
Aperture Priority automation for professional-quality Full-metered Manual exposure to commit any special
portrait, landscape, and close-up photography. effects you wish to film.
il{ 2AAmm l\'4D lens at t'/2 I A mode 300mm l,1D lens at t'/11 1/25A sec M made
The X-700's Aperture Priority A mode is a tremendous This photograph illustrates the advisability of using Manual
creativity-enhancer. Most photographers capture their exposure mode under unusual lighting conditions to
most cherished moments in this mode: portraits, land achieve specific creative results. With Automatic Exposure,
scapes, close-ups. And A mode also lets you best utilize the X-700 would have balanced the exposure values
mirror lenses, close-up equipment and other accessories more evenly and there would not have been the same
for a spectrum of photography that shutterspeed priority high contrast between the sun-dappled highlights and
cameras cannot offer the blue black hues of the water, for example.
Simply turn the X-700's shutter dial to A. Set your preferred The X 7OO's M mode allows you, the photographet to
lens aperture. And click away! The X-700 automatically control your exposure. Releasing the camera's mode
sets the correct shutter speed for optimum exposure selector from either P mode or A mode allows you to
results. select the shutter speed you desire. Now seiect your
lncidentally, this A mode works equally well in flash aperture Look through the viewfinder and you'll see a
operation, too. Particularly in close-up situations where metered shutter speed indication which you may, or may
extremely tight control over a full aperture range is vital not use. The creative choice is yoursl
to your creative efforts
ffi
A red A lells vau that you re A rcd 1,4 indicales M mode
in A mode The preset takng The taking apenure 6 dis.
aperture is displayed along
wilh the cameta-selecled opllmum shutler speed 6
malching shuller speed ndicaled which you may
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The XTOOS
ful l-in format ion viewfinder
Your instantaneous "adviser" in all modes of shooting,
to guide you under all conditions.
O Split-image/microPrism
focusing spot.
N/ode indication.
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O Exposure-adjustment indi
cation.
O f-number window.
The viewfinder of the X 700 is like having your very own
photograph c expert with you at all times, advising you
on the correct exposure, helping you focus faster and
more accurately, remrnding you of pertinent information
to enhance your creative etforts.. There's no need to look
elsewhere. it's all there, right before your eyes, helping
you concentrate on the more aesthetic values of what 50% brighter clearer higher contrast mage that s easier
you are about to capture on film to focus There are also eight additional, optional focusing
LED indication: placing screens which may be nterchanged by a Minolta service
your forefinger on the Touch facility, depending upon your needs
Switch instantaneously Bright reflecting mirror: Minolta technology has im-
starts metering and LED proved the X-700's mirror reflection through use of a
readouts in the viewfinder special mu ti-layered coating that increases viewf nder
These readouts continue for brightness by 1 1% over conventional types.
1 5 seconds Slow shutter-speed warning device: if you have selected
Acute-Matte Focusing Screen: this l\4inolta advancemenl the ON)) position for camera operation, an audible
in focusing technology is comprised of some 2,500.000 warning sounds if -at any time and in any mode-the
microscopic cells, each of which is a conical micro-lens shutter speed falls to 1/30 second or below. This
shaped for better light dispersion and, consequently, a warning helps prevent subject blur.View original page 7Page 8 · Read text
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P mode viewfinder indicators: Auto Electroflash 280PX mode
A green P to remind you you're in P mode. The P blinks indicators:
if your MD lens is not set at its minimum aperture or if The green P indicates you are in P mode
you're using any lens other than an MD. (there is no mode indication for A or
The selected shutter speed (red barl. lf two shutter M modeJ.
speeds are sjmultaneously indicated, the selected A blinking red LED bar next to the
stepless shutter speed falls between those indicated. 1/60 indication indicates flash ready.
An over-range warning triangle (red). Blinks to warn you This is a slow speed [2Hz) blink
that the correct shutter speed exceeds 1/1000 sec. The flashing red LED blinks at a higher
An under-range warning triangle [red). Blinks to warn rate (BHz) after shutter release to
you that the correct shutter speed falls below I sec. indicate proper exposu re.
A 12EV exposure-adjustment indicator. The asterisk Aperture selection appears below the
beside the +/- frame,
indicator blinks to
remind you that Optional focusing screens
you've set in an The X-700's standard Acute Matte focusing screen can be
exposure adlust- replaced by any of eight optional Acute-l\/latte screens at an
ment. authorized Minolta service facility.
Beneath the
viewfinder frame
you'll see your set
minimum aperture
Horizontal split. For geferal
photography with l/2.8 ot latget
maximum aperture lenses.
A mode viewfinder indicators:
A red A to remind you you're photography.Microprism spot. For general
in A mode.
All other indicators are similar
to the P modes
M mode viewfinder indicators:
A red M to remind you you're
in l\l mode.
lndrcated shufle. speed is for closeupMatte fieldandonly.telephotoFor general
reference only. You have photography.
already set your preterred
shutter speed and the indica
tion rn the viewfinder shows
you what your preselected
apertu re setlin g's matching
shutter speed should be for scales.HorizontalFor andgeneral,vertrcalmacro,measuflngmicro Clearhairlines.spotForwithmacro,etchedmicrodoubleand
optlmurn exposure. and astrophotography. astrophotography.View original page 8Page 9 · Read text
The )k7OO's AE Lock and
x2EV Exposu re Adjustment
For better creative control and more per"fect picture
results in unusual lighting conditions.
Your X 700 is well prepared to handle special lighting 12EV Override. For use
situations, as it is the only fully-programmed automatic when you cannot get close
exposure SLR that offers both Automatic Exposure to the subject in order to
Lock and !2EV expo5ure adjustment. The occasional use the AE Lock. Plus or
photographer will utilize the AE Lock more often; it handles mlnus 2EV may be set in
a much wider exposure range. The "pros" will use the half-stop increments to
!2EV override more frequently, as they're more ac- balance unusual lighting
customed to their equipment. conditions In the vrewrinde( +2EV
AE Lock. A problem for a blinking indicator will
outdoor photog raphers, remind you that you have
subject u nder-exposure is set an exposure adjustment.
prevalent when encou ntering
a subject in shade with strong
backlighting. Here's what to
do: Activate metering with the
Touch Switch, position the
subject's face in the viewfinder
as closely as possible and
depress the AE Lock slide
Maintaining this position,
move back to compose your
shot, and release the shutter. Instant successl
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Other XrTOO features:
Design advances and improvements that provide fail-
safe- operation and make your X-700 easier to handle.
Audible Warning An e ec Double Action Grip Comlort Sale Load Signal Th s {eature Oversized Mirror The X 7OO's
tronic audib,le warning to able integral front and back te ls you that your frlm s oaded extra-large. qu ck return mirror
warn you that the shutler grips aid in holding the X-700 and advancrng properlir prevents image culoff, even
speed is 1/30 second or easily and steadily. when using telephoto lenses.
slower. or of self trrner opera-
tion. t can be eas y cancelled
Depth-ot- Field Preview
electronically-controlled. 1 0- leatures an improved film DIN ASA conversion table Button Stops the lens down
second self-timer indicates spoo s it width and claw to nsrde. this lets you reta n the so you can see the depth oJ
release timing via a three step fac litate faster and more fi m box end for reference field throuqh the viewfinderblink ng LED, accompanied accurate film loading
by a cancellable audible signal
Bayonet Mount Minolta's Touch Switch Mino ta s ex- Main Switch Handy on-off
exclusrve lubricant im preg- c usive Touch Sw tch helps Used for cable, electron c switch conserves battery power
nated stainless steel bayonet conserve battery power. The remote cord and Wireless and prevents acc dental tr p-
mount allows you to use any moment finger contact is made Contro er lR-1 Set operation pinq of the shutter. An alternateIVinoltatSLR lens ever made meter ng and LED readouts of the X-700 mode act vates audlble
begin and continue to function warn ng.
for 1 5 seconds
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Names of Parts
0 Frame counter @ Bayonet lens mount
O Film-advance lever @ Lens-release button
€) Operating button @ Preview button
O Mode/shutter-speed selector 6 Remote control socket
I Main switch @ Film-speed ring
G) Flash/camera.control contacts (D Strap eyelet
O Sync contact @ Back cover
@ Accessory shoe @ Memo holder
G) Exposureadjustmentcontrol release @ Eyepiece frame
(E Film-speed window @ Eyepiece
(D Backcover release knob @ lSO,/DlN-ASA conversion table
@ Rewind crank @ Back grip
@ Satq Load Signal @ Motordrive guide socket
@ Front grip @ Motoririve contacts
(D P/A-lock release @ Batterychamber cover
@ AE lock/self-timer swrtch (D Winder contact
(D Self-timer light @ Tripod socket
@ Sync terminal @ Rewind release
(D MD coupler @ Winder/motordrive coupler
@ MC coupler (D Winder/motoririve guide sockel
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Specifications
Typo: Electronically governed 35mm single lens reflex
automatic exposure camera
Erpocurecontrcl mod6: Fully programmed ( P"),
aperturepriority automatic I A'), and metered manual ('M")
[3m mounl: l\.4inolta SLB bayonet of lubricant-
impregnated stainless steel (54o rotating angle): (standard
lenses: [/D 50mm f/1.4, t/1 7. V1 2 or t/2)
Erposuro control and lunctions: Low-voltage, low-
current computer circuit (incorporating quartz crystal for
sequential control to 1/30,000-sec accuracy, large-scale
lC s, samarium'cobalt impulse-release magnets, and
linear-resistance inputs) varies both aperture and shutter
speed steplessly according to special "fastetrspeed"
program in P mode, or varies shutter speed steplessly
according to aperture set in A mode; auto-exposure
range EV 1 to EV 18 (e g , 1 sec alf/1 4 lo 1/1000 at
716) at ASA/ISO 100 with 71.4 lens; AE-lock device
holds meter reading for exposure at that value regardless
ot subjeclbrightness changes.
Shutter: Horizontal-traverse focalplane type; ebctronically
controlled stepless speeds 1/1000 to 4 sec. set automa-
tically with endlessly rotatable selector dial locked at P'
or'A setting or fixed speeds 1 to 1/1000 sec. or 'B'
(bulb) set manually at detented dial indicationsl
electrcrnagnetic shutter release locks when voltage is too Iow
Motering: TTL centetrweighted averaging type, by silicon
photo cell mounted at rear of pentaprism for available
light: by another SPC mounted with optic in side ol mirror
compariment ior Drrect Autollash Metering to control
dedrcated strobe duration
Film-sp€od range: ASA/ISO 25 to 1600
Erposureadiustment @ntrol: Up to i2 EV continuous
adjustment of P. A, or l\,4 exposure by dial thal locks at
zero position and each 1/2-EV setting
Mirror: l\.4ulti-coated oversize instant-return slide'up type
Vlewlinder: Eye-level fixed penlaprism type; Fresnel lield
focusing screen having artif icially regular'patterned matte
ground plus central split-image locusing aid surrounded by
microprism band, interchangeable with Type Pl, P2, Pd
lV, G, L, S or H screens at authorized l.4inolta service
facilitiest visible around frame: mode indication (P, A, or
l\4). shutter speed scale with LED settinq indication,
triangular ovetr/under-range LED indicators, flash-ready
signal, FDC signal. mis set lens warning in P mode,
t number set with MD or [,4C lenses, and exposure-
adjustment engaged indication: display and metering
activated by normal linger contact or sllght pressing of
operating button and continue for 1 5 sec
Flash sync: PC terminal and hot shoe lor X synct addi'
tional spring-loaded contacts on hot shoe for camera/
strobe control and frnder indication in programmed/
automatic operation
Powor: Two 1 5v alkaline-manganese or 1.55v silver-
oxide cells contained in camera base power both pro-
grammed/auto exposure control and manual operation.
S€ll-tlmer: Electronic lor l0-sec. delay, with operation
indicated by camera-front LED plus simultaneous audible
indication
Oher: Audible 4Hz piezoelectric warning when finder
speed indication is 1/30 sec or slower; integral front
handgrip; detachable back with integral handgrip, memo
holder, and ISO/DlN'ASAconversion table.
Sizo 8nd woighl: 51.5x89x 1 37 mm (2x3yrx 5% in ),
5059 (171346 oz ) without lens and power cells.
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The heart of the Minolta bothln thetheP mode,X-7OO sthisaperturecomplexandcircuitryshutter automaticallyspeed Thesesets
programmed of shutter aperture combinations speed and
in lightingProgram System respond instantaneously to minute changes
A sophisticated, fully-integrated electronic network of conditions, delivering the fastest practicable shutter speed
all system components for automated reliability and for optimum exposure results ln bright sun and wth an
extended photographic capabilities. MD 50mm f/1 4 lens, for example, the X 700 can select
up to Yl 6 and 1/1 000 second: rn shade, I/2 8 at 1 /125
The Minolta Program System is the realization of Minolta's second. and soforth The mportantthing to reaiize is
efforts to achieve sophisticated photographic versatility that the X-700 continually sets the fastest practicable
with simple operation by combining the X-700, the Auto shutter speed, considerably higher than tbat of other
Electroflash 2B0PX, the Motor Drive 1, the Multi-Function programmed automatic exposure cameTas under similar
Back ard the Wireless Controller lR 1 Set into a fully- situations And this faster speed priority program means
i nteg rated electronic network of incredible sophistication the X-700 will more often deliver a clearer, sharper image
and, yet at the same time, of utter simplicity to operate without subject blur caused by subject or camera motron.
The X-700's complex circuit configuration begins with a
built in quartz crystai oscillator that controls many camera Progrom groph
functions and produces an exact 32,768 reference (ot ASA/lS0 100
pulses per second tor the astounding 1/30,OOO-second with f/l 4 lens) , d 32
accuracy of the X-700
Five integrated circuits, too, are employed for solid-state
reliability and longevity
Two silicon photo cells measure ambient light and con-
trol the Minolta Direct Autoflash Metering
X-700 Electronic C,onlrol Slslem
Shuller 4 2 1 112 1t4 1tA rt5 1/30 r/60 th25 1/2il 1/5m 1/1m
Soeed
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Camera control for unmanned operation*lnterval shooting in any time segment from 1 second to
99 hours/59 minutes/59 seconds when used with the
Motor Drive 1 or Autowinder G.
With the Auto Electroflash 2B0PX and Power Grip 2
combined with the Motor Drive 1 or Auto Winder G
interval flash photography is feasible. The Multi-
Function Back automatically turns the flash unit power
supply on and off, even allowing a 6O-second warm-
up time. There are unlimited uses for this mode,
particularly in close-up photography. The number of
frames used in unmanned interval photography can
also be pre selected.
*Long exposure control of up to several hours is possible.
*lnterval, number of frames and long exposure modes
can be used in combination,*lmprinting and camera control functions can be used
simultaneously LONG EXPOSURE MODE
Long exposures are easily
programmed with the Multi
Function Back for
spectacular effects.
|.ffi-rd;lI t,.t :t tJ l-t ,.Jt t-l t,'
DAYLIGHT INTERVAL MODE
Set the Multi-Function Back
to photograph any number of frames
at predetermined time interuals.
FLASH INTERVAL MODE lt s easy to program flash interval
photography, too. The flash will turn on, warm up, fire at
the precise moment, shut off and the film will automatically
wind to the next frame to repeat the process at set interyals.View original page 17Page 25 · Read text
The Mlnolta SLR System
I moron DRrvE EoUTPMENT 3 OTHER ACCESSORIES
FOR XK MOTOR 1. Eveready Case
1. 250-Frame Film Back 2. Neck Strap
2. Film Cartridge with Case 3. Gadget Bag XB-5s
3. Film Loader 4. Gadget Bag XB-7s
4.'Battery Grip 5. Soft Bag Prolessional lll
5. Standard Battery Pack 6. Flexible Lens Pouch
6. Separate Battery Pack 7. Lens Cap
7. Remote-Control Cord S & L 8. Lens Rear Cap
8. lntervalometer PM 9. Body Cap
9. Oonnecting Cord S & L 10. Panorama Head ll
10. Leather Holding Strap 1 1 . Praktica-Mount Adapter
FINDERS AND 12. Cable Release ll
FOCUSING SCREENS 13. Mini Tripod TR-.|
FOR XK MOTOR 14. Filters
11. Focusing Screens (10 types) 4 MINOLTA LENSES
12. AE-S Finder 1.7.5mm f/4 MD Fisheye
13. Plain Finder 2. 16mm l/2.8 MD Fisheye
1 4. High-Magnilication Finder 3. 17mm f/4 MD
15. Waist-Level Finder 4.20mm l/2.8 MD
FLASH UNITS & ACCESSORIES 5.24mm f/2.8 MD
16. Ni-Cd Charger NC-2 6.28mm f/2.8 MD
17. Wireless Controller lR-1 Set 7.28mm f/2 MD
18. Olf Camera Shoe 8.35mm f/2.8 MD
19. Power Grip 2 9. 35mm f/l.8 MD
20. Ni-Cd Charger QC-1 10. 50mm ll2 MD
21. Ni-Cd Battery Pack NP-2 11.50mm f/1.7 MD
22. Remote-Sensor Adapter 12. 50mm f/1.4 MD
23. AC Adapter-3 13. 50mm f/1.2 MD
24. Power Grip 1 14. 85mm l12 MD
25. Auto Electroflash 280PX 15. 85mm f/1.7 MD
26. Auto Electroflash 320X 16. 100mm f/2.5 MD
27. Aulo Electroflash 200X 17. 135mm f/3.5 MD
28. Auto Electroflash 132X 18.'l35mm l/2.8 MD
29. Auto Electroflash 'l 'l8X '19. 135mm f/2 MD
30. Auto Electroflash 128 20.200mm f/4 MD
31. Auto Electroflash 25 21.2OOmm f/2.8 MD
32. Electroflash 20 22.300mm f/5.6 MD
FINDER ACCESSORIES 23. 300mm f/4.5 MD
33. Eyepiece Corrector Vn 24. MD 2X Tele Converter 300-L
(No. 1-No. 9) 25. MD 2X Tele Converter 300-5
34. Rubber Eyecup 26.400mm f/5.6MD Apo
35. Angle Finder Vn 27. 6O0mm f/6.3 MD Apo
36. Magnifier Vn 28. 250mm f/5.6 RF
VERSATILE ACCESSORIES 29.500mm f/8 RF
37. Motor Drive 1 30.800mm f/8 RF 'l RF 38. Multi Function Back 31. 1600mm l/1
39. Auto Winder G 32.24-35mm f/3.5 MD Zoom
40. Remote Cord S & L 33.24-50mm l/4 MD Zoom
41. Data Back G 34. 35-70mm l/3.5 MD Zoom
CLOSE.UP ACCESSORIES 35. 35-105mm f/3.5-4.5
42. Close-Up Lens (No. 0,1,2) MD Zoom
43. Copy Stand ll 36.50-135mm f/3.5 MD Zoom
44. Extension Tube Set ll 37.75-150mm f/4 MD Zoom
45. MC Auto Extension Tubes 38. 75-200mm f/4.5 MD Zoom
46. Reverse Ring ll 39. 100-200mm f/5.6 MD Zoom
47. Microscope Adapter 40. 100-500mm f/8 MD Zoom
48. Compact Bellows 41.24mm t/2.8 MD VFC
49. Aulo Bellows lll 42. 35mm l/2.8 Shift CA
50. Bellows lV 43. 85mm f/2.8 Varisoft
51. Focusing Rail AB-lll 44.50mm f/3.5 MD Macro
52. Slide Copier AB-lll 45. 100mm f/4 MD Macro
53. Macro Stand AB-lll 46. 50mm l/3.5 Auto Bellows Macro
2 METER & ACCESSORTES 47. 100mm f/4 Auto Bellows Macro 1. Auto-Spot ll 48. 12.5mm f/2 Bellows Micro
2. Auto Spot ll Digital 49.25mm f/2.5 Bellows Micro
3. Mini Receptor
4. Viewfinder 10o
5. 4X & 8X Spherical ND Diffuser
6. Flat Difluser
7. Booster
8. Spot Mask ll
s. Abf lecteo- Lig ht Attachme?nt
10. Sync. Cord ll
11. Spotmeter M
12. Aulo Meter lll
13. Flash Meter lll
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