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LEICA MINILUX

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The Leica Minilux is a compact 35mm camera produced by Panasonic for Leica, first introduced in 1995. It features a Leica Summarit 1:2.4/40mm lens with 6 elements in 4 groups. The camera offers shutter speeds from 1 to 1/400 seconds, plus a bulb mode, and has an optical viewfinder with 0.35x magnification. It supports film speeds from ISO 25 to ISO 5000. Exposure modes include program and aperture priority, with center-weighted metering. Focusing is handled by an overrideable active infrared autofocus system. The Minilux has fully automatic film advance and a small top LCD monitor for status display. It is powered by a CR123A lithium battery.

Several paragliders soar above a cliff overlooking a beach and ocean.
A woman with long blonde hair and a brown bucket hat looks directly at the viewer.
A black cat sits on a white surface with a shadow of its head on the wall behind it.
A complex concrete building with many windows and balconies is surrounded by green trees under a clear sky.
A woman eats a melon outdoors with palm trees in the background.
A large white cruise ship sails on blue water past a cobblestone promenade with trees and flower planters.
A woman in a white crocheted dress poses in front of a mirror, with her reflection visible.
A woman in a cowboy hat, fur coat, and snakeskin pants is climbing on a wooden bookshelf.
A wooden deck with a table of glasses and a lounge chair overlooks a mountain range.
A small outdoor bar with two stools sits on a tiled patio next to a street with trees and buildings.
A woman with sunglasses and a cigar in her mouth looks up at an airplane flying overhead.

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