Minolta 16 QT

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Japanese subminiature (edit)

8×11mm	Yashica Atoron
16mm film	Beauty 16 \| Dan 16 \| Gemflex \| Gemmy \| Konan-16 Automat \| Mamiya 16 Automatic \| Minolta-16 \| Minolta-16 EE \| Minolta-16 MG \| Minolta-16 MG-S \| Minolta-16 P \| Minolta-16 Ps \| Minolta 16 QT \| Mycro Super 16 \| Poppy \| Rubina \| Rubix \| Spy 16 \| Steky \| Teleca \| Zany \| Zuman Super 16
17.5mm film	Beauty 14 \| Blondy \| Comex \| Epochs \| Fuji Kozet \| Gamma \| Hit \| Hope \| Kolt \| Meteor \| Midget \| Mighty \| Mycro \| Myracle \| Nikkobaby \| Rubina \| Rubix \| Satellite \| Snappy \| Tacker \| Tone \| Top \| Tsubame \| Vesta \| Vestkam
20mm film	Guzzi \| Mycroflex \| Top
round film	Moment \| Star
unknown	Lyravit \| Tsubasa
110 film	see Japanese 110 film

black version

The Minolta 16 QT was the last camera made for Minolta's 16mm film cartridges. It features the same larger (12×17mm) frame size as the Minolta-16 MG-S, though it has a simpler 2 speed shutter and three element triplet lens. On the plus side, the lens focuses from 1.2m to infinity, whereas previous Minolta 16mm cameras are fixed focus. The exposure meter utilizes an alkaline battery. The QT accepts the same close-up, filter, flash and viewing accessories as the MG-S. The camera was offered in both chrome and black versions.

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specifications

Type: subminiature viewfinder camera
Manufacturer: Minolta
Year of launch: 1972
Film: Minolta 16 mm film with speeds 50 to 400 ASA
Frame size: 12×17 mm
Lens: Rokkor 1:3.5/23 mm with 3 elements, focusing 1.2m to infinity
Shutter: Speeds 1/30 and 1/250 sec.
Viewfinder: optical with LED indicators for under and over exposure and shutter speed setting
Battery: 1 3v. PX-30 or 2 1.5v PX-825 alkaline type batteries
Size: 109×28×45 mm
Weight: 150 g