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Minolta SR-T 100b + 50mm f2 MC Rokkor-PF vintage digital Manual focus with distance ring MPBGAP-canon-speedlite-380ex

Name: Minolta SR-T 100b + 50mm f2 MC Rokkor-PF vintage digital Manual focus with distance ring MPBGAP-canon-speedlite-380ex
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SKU: 93715642267
Price: 124.50 USD
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Minolta SR-T 100b + 50mm f2 MC Rokkor-PF vintage digital Manual focus with distance ring MPBGAP-canon-speedlite-380ex

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Minolta SR T 100b + 50mm f2 MC Rokkor PF vintage digital Manual focus with distance ring MPBGAP canon speedlite 380ex Manual focus with distance ring and depth of field scale Universal mount with a 52mm filter thread (check compatibility with your camera via a T2 adapter or specific mount adapter) The Minolta SR T 100b is a manual SLR film camera with an SR mount Included lens: Minolta MC Rokkor PF 50 mm f 2 (maximum aperture f 2

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