Minolta Freedom Dual 60

Product Description

• Minolta Freedom Dual 60 in near-mint condition with rare original packaging
• Robust & simple point-and-shoot camera
• Film Required: Any 35mm film
• Skill Level: Beginner

The Minolta Freedom Dual 60 was an easy-to-use all-automatic compact cameras for 35mm film introduced by Minolta circa 1987.

The on/off-switch opens and shuts the two-part lens cover. A red button allows switching the lens from wide-angle focus to standard focus and vice versa. This is the meaning of "DL": dual lens. 

The camera has automatic film transport, auto-focus with focus hold option (by pushing the shutter release button halfways), and automatic activation of the built-in flash.

With the self-timer feature, this Minolta film camera lets you capture blur-free self-portraits and also allows you to be part of a group photograph. Furthermore, the autofocus capabilities in this Minolta film camera allow you to capture sharp and well focused photographs with ease. 

The automatic flash in this point-and-shoot film camera fires a high-intensity burst of light, for capturing well-illuminated photos even in low-light conditions. The red-eye reduction function in the Minolta Freedom Dual 60 automatically corrects the red-eye effect caused due to flash. 

If you're looking for a smart, robust and simple point-and-shoot camera, look no further than the Minolta Freedom Dual 60!

Condition

All cameras come with 1 month warranty. Please refer to the product images for the detailed cosmetic condition.

Body: Excellent condition (4.4/5)

✔ No major issues except specks of dust, minute scratches and few paint chips on the body

✔ All buttons/dials responsive and functional

✔ Flash works

✔ Mechanically thoroughly tested and in fully working order

✔ No fungus, haze, scratches or serious damage to the lens.

✔ Only a few dust particles

Photos Taken By This Camera

Below are the photos taken using this camera straight from the roll!