Minolta Freedom Zoom 150 Panorama Camera
The Freedom Zoom 150 features a passive-type autofocus system, which uses approximately 900 focusing steps to ensure razor-sharp results. This autofocus system is similar to the kind used in single-lens reflex cameras and can focus accurately even on distant subjects, mirror images, or subjects beyond a windowpane. Other features include an automatic six-mode flash, automatic exposure, and a self-timer. The quartz data feature imprints the date or time onto each photo. Data imprinting can
be switched on or off whenever you desire and is useful for cataloging photographs or
keeping photo records of birthdays, weddings, graduations, and other important events. A
panorama mode selector switch allows you to take both standard and panoramic pictures on
the same roll of film. Minolta Freedom Zoom 150 Technical Data
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The Minolta Freedom Zoom 150 panorama/date camera is one of the world's smallest 35mm
cameras with a full 4x zoom lens. It weighs only 6.7 ounces, yet it offers an array of
automatic features for trouble-free snapshooting. Film transport is fully automatic. After
loading the film, the Minolta Freedom Zoom 150's back cover remains securely locked until
the film is rewound into the cartridge, thereby preventing the film from being ruined by
accidentally opening the back cover.