Entry Level 35mm Film Camera Body, Autofocus and automatic exposure modes. The Minolta Maxxum 3000i (released in 1988) is a 35mm autofocus SLR camera known for fast, accurate autofocus and a robust, consumer-friendly design. As part of the "i" series, it introduced "intelligent" features, including an expansion card system, improved metering, and a 3 frame/s motor drive. It remains an affordable, capable, and easy-to-use film camera option.It is often described as a compact, fully automatic 35mm autofocus SLR designed for beginners, further described as a "point-and-shoot" with interchangeable lenses. It lacks manual exposure modes, relying on dual-area metering and program modes for simplicity. It uses Minolta's A-mount, a 2CR5 battery, and was sold as the Dynax 3000i in Europe.
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