Note: Unit will have new light seals (not shown in photos)

The Minolta XG-M is a 35mm manual-focus SLR introduced in 1981, offering both aperture-priority autoexposure and full manual control. Its electronically controlled shutter ranges from 1 to 1/1000 second, with a bulb mode for long exposures. The camera features a center-weighted TTL metering system and a bright viewfinder displaying shutter speeds via LEDs. Compatible with Minolta’s MD-mount lenses, the XG-M also supports motorized film advance with the optional Motor Drive 1. Its durable metal and plastic body, weighing approximately 531 grams, makes it a reliable choice for both beginners and seasoned film photographers.