Minolta XG-1 with 45mm MD Rokkor-X f2 Lens

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Recognizing that there was a market for a less expensive auto-exposure camera than the XG7, in 1978 Minolta released the XG1 onto the market. It differs from the XG7 by having a less informative viewfinder, in that when the shutter speed falls between 1/30th second and 1 second, a single led is activated, which indicates 1/2 second to 1/15th second. Additionally, it is missing the rear film memo holder. The XG 1 was the second to appear in the XG series in 1979. It was basically a XG-E with a le