Minolta 3700i | SLR Film Camera | Good

Minolta 3700i | SLR Film Camera | GoodBrand: Minolta Condition: Used Name: Minolta 3700 Type: 35mm Single Lens Reflex Manual Focus Film SLR Camera Type of Film: 35mm Film CPB Body Code: NM6 Shutter: Electronically controlled vertical travel focal plane, 1 s 1 1000 s + Bulb Metering Range: TTL center weighted metering Film Speed: ISO 25 1600 (manual setting) Battery: 2 SR44 or LR44 batteries (for shutter and meter) Condition: Good The Minolta 3700 (NM6) has been inspected by CPB Darkroom

Brand: Minolta
Condition: Used
Name: Minolta 3700
Type: 35mm – Single Lens Reflex – Manual Focus Film SLR Camera
Type of Film: 35mm Film
CPB Body Code: NM6
Shutter: Electronically controlled vertical-travel focal-plane, 1 s – 1/1000 s + Bulb
Metering Range: TTL center-weighted metering
Film Speed: ISO 25 – 1600 (manual setting)
Battery: 2 × SR44 or LR44 batteries (for shutter and meter)
Condition: Good

The Minolta 3700 (NM6) has been inspected by CPB Darkroom and is in Good condition overall. The camera is mechanically functional — the shutter, film advance, and meter work correctly — but there is a crack in the body. The viewfinder shows a few marks that do not affect focusing or image quality. The images shown depict the exact camera you will receive.

Produced in the early 1980s, the Minolta 3700 (part of the X-series) is a compact, lightweight 35mm SLR. The exposure values cannot be set manually. The camera has a light meter with program automatic. Shutter speed and aperture are set automatically. Known for its reliability and compatibility with Minolta MD and MC lenses, it’s a versatile option for those exploring classic Minolta systems.

This camera uses standard 35mm (135) film and produces 36 × 24 mm negatives. Despite its cosmetic damage, it remains mechanically sound and suitable for parts, repair, or experimental shooting.

SLR cameras sold by CPB Darkroom are inspected for shutter operation, metering accuracy, and transport reliability. Units with mechanical or cosmetic issues are clearly described and graded accordingly.

The sample images shown were made on film using this exact camera and lens, offering a true representation of its rendering, lens performance, and overall image quality.