A compact 35mm film rangefinder camera with a fixed Rokkor-PF 45mm f/2.7 lens.
The Minolta AL-F is a compact 35mm rangefinder camera from Minolta's AL (Automatic Light) series produced around 1969, featuring a fixed 38mm f/2.7 Rokkor lens and automatic exposure control via a selenium or CdS meter. The AL series were Minolta's consumer-grade rangefinder cameras positioned below the Hi-Matic series.
Fixed 38mm f/2.7 Rokkor lens, automatic exposure (program AE), coupled rangefinder, built-in flash sync, 35mm film.
The Minolta AL-F is a functional vintage compact for casual film photography with the characteristic Minolta Rokkor optical quality. Automatic exposure makes it accessible for photographers who want a vintage film look without manual exposure complexity. A practical and collectible vintage Japanese compact.
Test the automatic exposure system — CdS or selenium cells may need replacement or recalibration. Check rangefinder patch clarity and coupling accuracy. Inspect the Rokkor lens for haze. Check shutter function and film advance mechanism.