Konica Minolta 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 II Maxxum Silver Zoom Lens for Minolta SLR Cameras

Product Description:

The Minolta Maxxum AF 28-80mm f3.5-5.6 II Silver zoom lens with lens hood is compatible with all Minolta Maxxum AF SLR cameras. Minolta makes its own optical glass, ensuring that you get high-quality accuracy and color rendition from each lens.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • 28-80mm f/3.5 to f/5.6 zoom lens
  • Compatible with Minolta Maxxum SLR cameras
  • Includes lens hood
  • 62mm diameter
  • Lens construction of 10 elements in 10 groups
  • BatteriesIncluded: 0
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Konica-Minolta
  • EAN: 0043325437731
  • IsFragile: 0
  • Label: Konica Minolta
  • Manufacturer: Konica Minolta
  • Model: 2670160
  • MPN: 2670160
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: Photography
  • ProductTypeName: CAMERA_LENS_FILTERS
  • Publisher: Konica Minolta
  • Studio: Konica Minolta
  • UPC: 043325437731

Customer Reviews

Surprised At The Quality2005-06-05
I have several Minolta lenses to use on my Maxxum 9 and Maxxum 7 cameras and I use this lens frequently if I'm doing wide-angle images. To be perfectly honest, when I first bought this lens I was skeptical about how it would perform. I have shot several hundred rolls of film through this lens and I am generally quite pleased. It does very well for a lens that is rather inexpensive. It is lightweight (a welcome feature) and works very nicely indeed. I strongly recommend this lens for those wanting a short zoom lens in the wide angle area.
Very good lens2002-03-12
I had minolta maxxum st si camera and this lens is a perfect match for that silver color camera.
Flexibilty for my HTsi Plus2000-10-11
This lens not only looks great, but is an outstanding performer on my Minolta HTsi Plus. This matchin silve lens and body is a nice touch, but should not be mistaken for quality. This lens is much wider than the 30mm or 35mm lenses many cameras come with and a f3.5 is relatively fast compared to other lenses like it on the market. It's large 62mm filter ring size also give you flexibility with your other lenses. Just by 62mm filters and step-up rings for your other lenses. I have been very happy with the lens, and highly recomend it.
Flexibilty for my HTsi Plus2000-10-11
This lens not only looks great, but is an outstanding performer on my Minolta HTsi Plus. This matchin silve lens and body is a nice touch, but should not be mistaken for quality. This lens is much wider than the 30mm or 35mm lenses many cameras come with and a f3.5 is relatively fast compared to other lenses like it on the market. It's large 62mm filter ring size also give you flexibility with your other lenses. Just by 62mm filters and step-up rings for your other lenses. I have been very happy with the lens, and highly recomend it.
The Best Camera I ever Used and Had in my life2000-06-17
The Minolta Maxxum AF 28-80mm f3.5-5.6 II Silver Zoom Lens with Lens Hood is a very good quality camera and has a low price that comes with it.

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