Konica was a Japanese camera company that dates back to around 1873. They were a leading manufacturer of Japanese cameras until they merged with Minolta in 2003. They're not as well rated outside of Japan as they probably should be, but for those of us who collect them, that's OK.
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If it’s a Konica rangefinder, the rangefinder mirror has fallen off its post, there’s haze and dust in the rangefinder box, the focus patches are as faded as your memory, the shutter blades are glued together, and the meter won’t work. Not to mention it will need new light seals and a battery you don’t have.
If it’s a Konica rangefinder, the rangefinder mirror has fallen off its post, there’s haze and dust in the rangefinder box, the focus patches are as faded as your memory, the shutter blades are glued together, and the meter won’t work. Not to mention it will need new light seals and a battery you don’t have.