LEICA MINILUX leica Diaphragm: 7 blades

Diaphragm: 7 blades

a collaborative Porsche Design from 1984

opting for an ‘add it later in post’ attitude

the functionality of a Yashica T4 or an Olympus MJU II paling by comparison

strap and paperwork

LEICA MINILUX leica Diaphragm: 7 bladesThe 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