Minolta AF 4-4.5 / 28-135mm - tested analog and digital!

The Minolta AF 4-4.5 / 28-135mm was introduced in 1985 as one of the first lenses for the new Minolta AF bayonet, which replaced the MD bayonet. Due to its large focal length range, it is suitable for a wide range of subjects.
It is not uncommon for it to be used as a standard zoom as well.
In this video, I have taken a close look at the technical data, the mechanical as well as optical properties and give you a good insight, so that you have a well-founded opinion for your purchase decision.

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00:00 Start
00:22 Introduction
00:50 Overview of the lens
02:00 Technical data
02:23 Macro position
03:09 Manual focusing
04:03 Zooming
04:45 Autofocus performance
06:17 Optical quality, analog on 35mm film
06:56 Unprocessed RAW files
10:40 Processed images


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