The Autoreflex A was introduced in 1968. In the late 60's and early 70's, full-featured SLR cameras were still very expensive valuable devices On the other hand compact cameras almost exclusively had fixed lenses lens with fixed focal lengths that did not provide the versatility of today's compact cameras with zoom lenses To close the gap many manufacturers simply offered » stripped-down « versions of their SLR camera bodies as beginner's models and cheaper alternative So did Konica The simplest way to make the cameras cheaper was to leave out features that were not absolutely necessary but costly The Autor flex A is a stripped-down reduced version of the Autoreflex T with a fastest shutter speed of 1/500 s Different from the preceding generation even the stripped-down Autoreflex A has a built-in through-the-lens (TTL) light meter and offers the possibility of fully automatic exposure control. At the time of the internal linkAuto-Reflex, this was not yet the case: the stripped-down version Auto-Reflex P does not have a light meter Out of a New York City estate

Used: Inspected for sale. Body is in very good condition.Sell as is.