Minolta AF25 Point and Shoot

The Minolta AF25 is a straightforward 35mm point‑and‑shoot film camera introduced in the early 2000s. It features a fixed 35mm f/6.3 lens, autofocus, and automatic exposure with a fixed shutter speed of 1/125 s, ideal for effortless snapshots. Designed for ISO 100–400 films, it reads DX coding to set the correct sensitivity. Film advances and rewinds automatically, powered by two AA batteries that also drive the built‑in flash, which fires automatically with red‑eye reduction. Compact and lightweight, with a plastic body made in China, the AF25 offers reliable, no‑fuss performance for beginners and casual photographers alike.