Konica Minolta TC-1000 Triple Connector

if a camera is only as good as what you make with it then the minolta tc1 is an exceptional creative tool because you'll want to use it all the time this 35 millimeter film camera came out in 1996 the heyday for luxury compact point shoots and while it doesn't get the same attention as the Contacts t2 or the Rico gr1 this tiny Minolta is a shining gem worthy of more recognition the TC 1 takes the compact form factor to its limit it's seriously small barely larger than a couple of 35 millimeter film canisters but just because it's tiny it doesn't mean it lacks big features the main dial on top of the camera lets you adjust several settings like exposure compensation flash and manual focus you can also custom set the ISO in case you want to push or pull to a different film speed best of all once you dial in your settings just place it on hold and the camera will lock in all your adjustmen