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On this beautiful autumn November day I made a trekking tour by my own to the wonderful Justistal at the Berner Oberland. I was nearly totally alone in the valley that day. I gave the Minolta Riva 70W a try that day which I found in a second hand shop for a few swiss francs. The camera was super easy to use and wight just nothing. When I saw the developed results I was extremely surprised. The pictures are sharp and well exposed. Only in 28mm you can see some vignettes but the rest of the zoom range (28-70 mm) is awesome. Hope you will like them too.
On this beautiful autumn November day I made a trekking tour by my own to the wonderful Justistal at the Berner Oberland. I was nearly totally alone in the valley that day. I gave the Minolta Riva 70W a try that day which I found in a second hand shop for a few swiss francs. The camera was super easy to use and wight just nothing. When I saw the developed results I was extremely surprised. The pictures are sharp and well exposed. Only in 28mm you can see some vignettes but the rest of the zoom range (28-70 mm) is awesome. Hope you will like them too.
I bought a Minolta Riva Zoom70 at Fleamarket for a few €, but I was most curious about the film that was in the camera. The film was fully rewinded. I took out the film leader and gave it a second round. It turned out that there was a lot of light leak, but also some images whose origin I do not have a clue.
