The User's Review: Pentax Remote Control C Set

- Designed for Pentax cameras with power zoom. Therefore, it has two buttons, the bigger one for shutter and the smaller one for power zoom.

- The cover can also be used as an anchor on a camera strap to carry the remote around. I guess that is why called a 'set'. A good design.

- Tested to work with my Pentax K-x DSLR camera. Should work with other Pentax DSLR models as what I read online.

- The set does not come with a manual. How to use it? Check your camera manual as I did for my K-x.

- Well built either in Japan or later in Philippians.

The User’s Review: Minolta XG-M SLR Film Camera, introduced in 1981

- Was the top model in Minolta XG series when released.
- Bring a 'new' logo of Minolta until Konica-Minolta one in 2003.
- The body was well built, but it's common to see malfunction of the cloth-curtain shutter.

The User's Review: Minolta Alpha 5700i and Maxxum 5000i SLR Camera

Alpha 5700i with date back standard is marketed in Japan while Maxxum 5000i without the data back is for USA market. These bodies was claimed as "the world's most compact AF SLR camera with built-in flash" and accepts Minolta A/S Mode expansion card (see the opened door to insert the card in the ~ size of SD memory card). 

The User's Review: Minolta Maxxum 350si Date SLR Camera

The User's Review: Minolta Maxxum 400si

The User’s Review: Minolta Maxxum 3xi SLR Camera

The User’s Review: SMC Pentax-FA 1:3.5-5.6 28-80mm Zoom Lens

As one of the second generation of AF lenses and made in Taiwan, this Pentax lens has a non-rotating front piece, a aperture ring with a A-lock, macro between 0.5 - 1 m and two inferred marks for the zoom at 28 and 80mm. The front piece accepts 58 mm filters. I also saw two color versions: all black and silver/black. This FA lens simply marks its distance scale on its focus ring, and does not have a distance window as in the previous F lens.