LEICA MINILUX BLACK camera there were a few compromises

there were a few compromises made to achieve this

exposure compensation and frames shot were actually reportedly made by the watch company Seiko

Multiple Exposure: No

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a titanium bodied rangefinder camera which was released to compete with the Leica M7

LEICA MINILUX BLACK camera there were a few compromisesThe Leica Minilux was first introduced around 1995, remaining in production until 2006, offering a far superior build and lens quality to previously made Japanese models under Minolta. Leica struck a behind the scenes partnership with Minolta to assist in developing their SLR products, namely the R series. While a lot of these cameras were developed predominantly on Japanese soil, the Minilux is said to have been a very much German affair; music to