Minolta XE-1 + MC Rokkor-PF 1,4/58mm | Analogue camera

Minolta XE-1 in good working condition.
The Minolta XE, in Europe known as the XE-1 and in North America as the XE-7, is a single-lens reflex camera with manual focusing and a 35 mm focal length, produced by Minolta in Japan between 1974 and 1977. [ 1 ] It was developed in collaboration with Leica Camera and shows many similarities to the Leica R3.

The XE-1 uses an electronic vertically traveling focal-plane shutter with metal blades from Leitz-Copal, which supports exposure times from 1/1000 second to four seconds, plus a bulb mode. In aperture-priority mode with auto exposure, the shutter speed is adjusted continuously.
The lens is an MC Rokkor-PF 1.4-58mm, whose glass elements are scratch-free and fungus-free.
The camera is still in good usable condition.