AnalogDB

MINOLTA XD11

  • 42 photos

The Minolta XD11 is a classic 35mm film SLR camera produced by Minolta from 1977 to 1984. It is known for its robust build quality and advanced features, making it a popular choice among professional photographers. The XD11 features a durable metal body with a comfortable grip, providing a solid feel in the hands. It has a bright and clear viewfinder, which offers a 0.86x magnification and shows a wide range of exposure information. The camera boasts a reliable through-the-lens (TTL) metering system, which uses a silicon photocell to measure the light and provide accurate exposure readings. It offers both aperture-priority and manual exposure modes, allowing photographers to have full control over their images. The XD11 also features a vertical metal shutter with a maximum speed of 1/1000th of a second, ensuring sharp and blur-free images even in fast-paced shooting situations. Overall, the Minolta XD11 is a highly capable and reliable camera that delivers excellent image quality and performance.

I feel like I really nailed the vintage Nat Geo vibe (Minolta XD11, 80-200mm f/4, Ektar 100)
16 exposures on a single frame of long-expired Superia (Minolta XD11, 28mm f/2.8, Superia 400)
Chicago bound // Portra 400 // 50mm // Minolta XD 11
Hector's Running 3 Honda Civics with Spoon Engines. [Minolta XD-11, Rokkor 50mm f/1.4, Expired Fujicolor 200]
I'm tired of seeing moody grey Iceland shots. Here's some color from our annual sunny day. (Minolta XD11, 80-200mm f/4, Portra 800)
where are we (Minolta XD11, 50mm f/1.7, Ultramax 400)
10-year expired Superia in Iceland (Minolta XD-11 / 50mm / Superia 400)
Triple exposure somewhere in Copenhagen (Minolta XD11, 80-200mm f/4, Portra 400)
How about a car post that isn't about the car? (Minolta XD11, 80-200mm f/4, Portra 400)
Griffith Observatory, LA | Minolta XD11 | Kodak Gold 200
Rachel, Brasil 1994 | Minolta XD11 50-135mm | Kodak Gold 400
You're telling me a geothermal bored this hole? (Minolta XD11, 50mm f/1.7, Portra 400
I shot a roll on a glacier and it was pretty nifty (Minolta XD11, various lenses, Portra 400)
My 2024 favorites | Various films and cameras
Shot a roll of Ektar in Iceland. Because I like to live dangerously, it was also my first self-developed and self scanned roll. It went...okay at best. (Minolta XD11, 80-200mm f/4, Ektar 100)
I think I've cracked Lomo Purple. It just requires a polarizer + warming filter + self-scanning + Iceland (Minolta XD11, various lenses, Lomo Purple @ 200)
I shot some old soviet statues in Budapest on some 20-year old Fuji 400. Stored in an attic for 10 years. In Arizona. And then went through an airport scanner. Twice. (Minolta XD11, 50mm f/1.7)
Delta 100
Who put that scooter there? It definitely wasn't me. (Minolta XD11, 80-200mm f/4, Portra 400)
Clouds Above the Dolomites [XD-11 | Ektar 100]
Tokyo on Film [Minolta XD-11 | 50mm f/1.7 | Kodak Portra 400/800 Mix]
figuring it out a bit (Minolta XD11, 50mm, Gold 200)
Green dreams (Minolta XD-11, Rokkor 35mm f/2.8, ektar100)
Hot take: Portra is pretty okay (Minolta XD11, 80-200mm f/4, Portra 400)

thats all folks, go take some pictures...

Back to top