100-Day Warranty
Camera is in like-new condition. The flash works, and the film advance and rewind are in good working condition.
Strap is included.
The Minolta F20R is a lightweight, entry-level 35mm compact point-and-shoot film camera released in 1994, known for its ultra-simple "aim and shoot" functionality and dedicated red-eye reduction system.
Technical Specifications
According to documentation from Camera-wiki.org and vintage retailers like Blue Moon Camera, its primary mechanics include:
- Lens: 28mm f/5.6 wide-angle prime lens.
- Shutter Speed: Fixed at a single speed of 1/125s.
- Focusing: Active infrared autofocus or fixed focus system depending on the region's model variant, operating from 1.2 meters to infinity.
- Flash: Built-in automatic flash with a physical front switch to permanently toggle a dedicated anti-red-eye lamp.
- Film Handling: Automatic loading, automatic motorized advancing, and manual motor rewind activation. It automatically reads DX-coded film from ISO 100 to 400 (defaulting to ISO 100 for non-DX rolls).
- Power: Functions using two standard, highly accessible AA batteries.
