Description
Minolta Dynax 404si is a lightweight, autofocus SLR from the late 1990s — perfect for beginners or anyone looking for a no-fuss film experience. It offers a full set of exposure modes, including manual, aperture priority, shutter priority, and program, along with dedicated scene presets like portrait, macro and landscape. Whether you want control or convenience, this camera can keep up.
Paired with the versatile Minolta AF Zoom 28–80mm f/3.5–5.6, it’s a solid everyday setup, ideal for everything from wide street scenes to casual portraits. Autofocus is quick, metering is accurate, and the built-in flash is great for low light or fill. The camera also features exposure compensation, a self-timer and a Bulb mode for long exposures — plus the option to mount an external flash via the hot shoe.
This copy is in very good shape, showing only light signs of use. The lens is clear, the viewfinder is bright, the battery compartment is clean and all buttons and dials respond as expected.
A great starter SLR for anyone curious about 35mm film, with just enough automation to make things easy — and just enough control to keep it interesting.
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